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| =====The soilstretch functionality===== | =====The soilstretch functionality===== | ||
| - | In HYPE soil layer information is normally static and given in the input files ([[:start:HYPE_file_reference:GeoClass.txt|GeoClass.txt]]). Sometimes you may want to change these in an automatic way. The soilstretch functionality can be used to adjust soil layer thicknesses during an automatic calibration. With this function the soil layer thicknesses of soil layer 2 and 3 is multiplied by a factor. They can thus be stretched or shrunk between simulations. The factor for each class is determined by the class’ land-use. The factor is a land-use dependent model parameter called soilcorr. Note that soil layer 1 is not affected, neither is tile drainage depth or stream depth. This means that tile drainage can change soil layer, as can stream depth. | + | In HYPE soil layer information is normally static and given in the input files ([[:start:HYPE_file_reference:GeoClass.txt|GeoClass.txt]]). Sometimes you may want to change these in an automatic way. The soilstretch functionality can be used to adjust soil layer thicknesses during an automatic calibration. With this function the soil layer thicknesses of soil layer 2 and 3 is multiplied by a factor. They can thus be stretched or shrunk between simulations. The factor for each class is determined by the class’ land-use. The factor is a land-use dependent model parameter called //soilcorr//. Note that soil layer 1 is not affected, neither is tile drainage depth or stream depth. This means that tile drainage can change soil layer, as can stream depth. |
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| |Figure 1: Soil layer characteristics as defined in GeoClass (left) and adjusted with soilcorr=1.5 (right)| | |Figure 1: Soil layer characteristics as defined in GeoClass (left) and adjusted with soilcorr=1.5 (right)| | ||
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| The parameter is set in [[:start:HYPE_file_reference:par.txt|par.txt]]. It is called ''soilcorr'' and is land use dependent. it is a factor used to adjust the thicknesses of soil layer 2 and 3 as given in GeoClass. Must be larger than zero if used. | The parameter is set in [[:start:HYPE_file_reference:par.txt|par.txt]]. It is called ''soilcorr'' and is land use dependent. it is a factor used to adjust the thicknesses of soil layer 2 and 3 as given in GeoClass. Must be larger than zero if used. | ||
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| + | If saved states are to be used, the soilcorr parameter should not be used. Instead write the found soil depths to GeoClass. | ||
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