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Input data
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mizuRoute expects 2 or 3 input data depending on how runoff data is provided.
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mizuRoute expects 2 or 3 input data depending on how runoff data is provided for river routing (more needed if activating lake, water management, solute transport, gauge data).
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This section describe input data required for river routing without those advanced features.
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If runoff data is provided at each river network HRU (RN_HRU), river network data and runoff data are expected.
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Otherwise, mizuRoute needs to remap runoff at hydrologic model HRU (HM_HRU) to river network HRU with areal weight averaging.
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In this case, one additional data, remapping data, is required. All the data need to be stored in netCDF.
Attributes: Time variable need at least 2 attributes- *units* and *calendar*. Four types of calendar can be handled. These are noleap, standard, gregorian, and proleptic_gregorian.
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Runoff mapping data
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For runoff input options 2 and 3, runoff mapping data, also in netCDF format, is necessary to compute runoff value for each river network HRU
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For runoff input options 2 and 3, runoff mapping datain netCDF must be provided so that weighted average runoff value is computed for each river network HRU.
Creating a mapping is basically GIS intersection of two geometries. The figure below visualizes intersection between runoff grid (option 3) and river network catchment (HRU) polygons.
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This example (right bottom) shows river network HRU, c\ :sub:`k`\, has 11 overlapping grid boxes (nOverlaps=11 in a mapping netCDF. see table above) and corresponding weights (i.e., fractions of each overlapped grid boxes to total area of c\ :sub:`k`\) as well as i_index and j_index.
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In a mapping netCDF, all 1D arrays of weights (and i_index and j_index) from each HRU are combined for a large single 1D array. The order of the arrays from each HRU must match the order of RN_hruId
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.. image:: images/mapping_schematic.png
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There are a few tools available to create the netCDF with required data:
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