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pre-CFE2.0_PR #120
pre-CFE2.0_PR #120
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…th_m to infiltration_excess_m in the Schaake and Xinanjiang schemes) and other minor changes.
…th_m to infiltration_excess_m in the Schaake and Xinanjiang schemes) and other minor changes.
…to be calibrated.
…ich will be deprecated in the future.
…ficit, tested satdk as well (but not appropriate for channel infiltration due to small fraction of wetted area), removed linear K_infiltration due to non-linearity issues, and c1 being 2-3 order of magnitude smaller than c0.
@ajkhattak - I was able to run the new Noting that the ngen integration tests use the existing giuh default option; |
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@ajkhattak - Very minor recommended changes:
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@ajkhattak - Thanks for the recent commits. I do not see any major problems with this PR. We should probably start using releases for code versioning?
This PR is based on PR #116 and the current master. It wraps up the full capability of Nash Cascade-based surface runoff with
backward compatibility
. An example config and realization files are provided to turn ONNash_Cascade surface runoff
scheme. The old schemeGIUH-based surface runoff
has been retained, and is the default option.Based on the discussion with Fred, the commit
6d08db7bec2ec6cc2cc2446300c9e0d2076e0fc7
should be tagged as CFE1.0, and the new version will be CFE2.0 (previously we were mistakenly calling it CFE3.0)NOTE: CFE2.0 defaults to CFE1.0.
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