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This would be a useful mode of application, similar to the operation of VIC with veg/snowband tiles. Rather than develop individual forcing inputs for all the HRUs in a GRU, allow SUMMA to estimate the HRU forcings internally based on the GRU-level forcings. HRU-level forcings files can be much larger than GRU-level forcings files, making explicit HRU forcings cumbersome; and they also require a preparation strategy, making the overall workflow more difficult than just using GRU forcings.
Several strategies are possible, eg:
read input maps of scaling/adjustment from GRU to HRU for each forcing variable
read global options for scaling (eg a temperature lapse rate with elevation, precip adjustment with elevation and aspect)
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Following from our discussion in (now closed) #496 :
A slightly more general approach would be to make all remapping (i.e. native forcing resolution to HRUs) happen internally in SUMMA, which avoids the need to specify GRU-level forcing outside SUMMA. This is particularly helpful in cases where each GRU contains 1 HRU, but there are still many GRUs to a given forcing input cell/polygon.
The mizuRoute source code may provide a good example of how to incorporate remapping from arbitrary forcing shape (grid, polygon, possibly also points?) to HRUs:
This would be a useful mode of application, similar to the operation of VIC with veg/snowband tiles. Rather than develop individual forcing inputs for all the HRUs in a GRU, allow SUMMA to estimate the HRU forcings internally based on the GRU-level forcings. HRU-level forcings files can be much larger than GRU-level forcings files, making explicit HRU forcings cumbersome; and they also require a preparation strategy, making the overall workflow more difficult than just using GRU forcings.
Several strategies are possible, eg:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: