Recent Releases of py-ewr
py-ewr - v2.2.6
Making EWR tool compatible with Python versions 3.12 and 3.13. Removing support for Python version 3.8. Bug fixes: - fix SDL resource unit mapping bug in the parameter sheet - fix issue where tool breaks when there is level data and no flow data in the MDBA bigmod handling - Update MDBA SiteID file to move old site IDs into new rows to ensure historical model runs can still be mapped. Modify MDBA site ID to gauge mapping function to handle cases where there are single site IDs mapping to multiple gauges. The logic in this function has been reversed to cater for this case - the program now iterates over all unique gauges that have EWRs attached and their relevant required measurands, and then searches the model file for matching node/measurand combinations Parameter sheet updates: - Add lat and lon to the parameter sheet - Remove objective mapping from parameter sheet and bring it out into three different objective mapping files
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Published by MartinMDBA over 1 year ago
py-ewr - v2.1.5
- Standard time-series handling added - each column needs a gauge, followed by and underscore, followed by either flow or level (e.g. 409025_flow). This handling also has missing date filling - so any missing dates will be filled with NaN values in all columns.
- ten thousand year handling - the same formatting as above is required (gaugeflow OR gaugelevel)
- bug fixes: spells of length equal to the minimum required spell length were getting filtered out of the successful events table and successful interevents table.
- Updating github actions
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Published by MartinMDBA almost 2 years ago
py-ewr - 2.1.4
- Standard time-series handling added - each column needs a gauge, followed by and underscore, followed by either flow or level (e.g. 409025_flow). This handling also has missing date filling - so any missing dates will be filled with NaN values in all columns.
- ten thousand year handling - the same formatting as above is required (gaugeflow OR gaugelevel)
- bug fixes: spells of length equal to the minimum required spell length were getting filtered out of the successful events table and successful interevents table.
- Updating github actions
- Jupyter Notebook
Published by MartinMDBA almost 2 years ago
py-ewr - 2.1.3
- Standard time-series handling added - each column needs a gauge, followed by and underscore, followed by either flow or level (e.g. 409025_flow). This handling also has missing date filling - so any missing dates will be filled with NaN values in all columns.
- ten thousand year handling - the same formatting as above is required (gaugeflow OR gaugelevel)
- bug fixes: spells of length equal to the minimum required spell length were getting filtered out of the successful events table and successful interevents table.
- Jupyter Notebook
Published by MartinMDBA almost 2 years ago
py-ewr - v2.1.2
version readme actually updated this time and standard time series handling. Remove question marks from parameter sheet. fix bug in overbank flows in the Macquarie. update IQQM handling to use standard time series handling. update tests for scenario_handling.py.
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Published by ElishaMDBA almost 2 years ago
py-ewr - v2.1.1
version readme update and standard time series handling. Remove question marks from parameter sheet. fix bug in overbank flows in the Macquarie. update IQQM handling to use standard time series handling. update tests for scenario_handling.py.
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Published by ElishaMDBA almost 2 years ago
py-ewr - 2.1.0
New version number; Remove feature that allowed allowance % to be passed for some parameters; Remove ability to pass climate categorisation file; Remove ability to pass multiple model files to tool; Bug fix for the Macquarie multi gauge EWR handling functions - the hydrology models combine flows at the two gauges so the code logic now reflects this; Update to the MDBA Site_ID file to capture more sites; Update to dependency to most recent version of MDBA-gauge-getter; Update to README text
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Published by MartinMDBA over 2 years ago