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To develop a reliable method for identifying stable vs. unstable hydrographs, we're going to need a lot of example data, especially from HEC-RAS models, since that's our primary target.
Some examples from an FFRD model are included in the repo already under tests/data/. We're going to need more.
We need a variety of:
Hydrograph types (flow vs. stage)
Human-labeled stability (stable vs. unstable)
Magnitudes (i.e., max flow)
Timesteps (minutes, hours, etc.)
Sources (mesh cells/faces, reference lines, ...)
Hydrographs should be stored in CSV format, with an ISO-formatted datetime column and a value column. Organize in the repo based on whether they are considered by a human modeler to be stable or unstable.
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To develop a reliable method for identifying stable vs. unstable hydrographs, we're going to need a lot of example data, especially from HEC-RAS models, since that's our primary target.
Some examples from an FFRD model are included in the repo already under
tests/data/
. We're going to need more.We need a variety of:
Hydrographs should be stored in CSV format, with an ISO-formatted datetime column and a value column. Organize in the repo based on whether they are considered by a human modeler to be stable or unstable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: