Difference between revisions of "Climate data"
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Revision as of 20:41, 17 October 2009
Climate inputs are linked to particular zones by the climate station ID affiliated with that zone. A single climate station (or base station) will typically serve multiple zones within the landscape. Each base station is described by a base station file.
Example Base Station File:
101 base_station_id 100.0 x_coordinate 100.0 y_coordinate 22.9 z_coordinate 2.0 effective_lai 22.9 screen_height clim\rbw_prime_annual annual_climate_prefix 0 number_non_critical_annual_sequences clim\rbw_prime_monthly monthly_climate_prefix 0 number_non_critical_monthly_sequences clim\rbw daily_climate_prefix 2 ndep_NO3 ndep_NH4 0 clim\rbw_prime_hourly hourly_climate_prefix 0 number_non_critical_hourly_sequences
All possible base station filenames must be listed in the worldfile header, as described in the discussion of GRASS2WORLD below.
