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Week of 2024/06/10: Project Briefing / Status Meeting #1269

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rburghol opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 1 comment
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Week of 2024/06/10: Project Briefing / Status Meeting #1269

rburghol opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 1 comment

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rburghol commented Jun 6, 2024

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Monday-Wednesday checkins include project overview meetings with analysts

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Morning: the 3 leads get together and review where we are in terms of:

  • Background data sources
  • Workflow software: Extending Meta-model meta_model#50
  • Spatial SQL analysis tests and ideas Raster Data Inventory and Analysis model_meteorology#50
  • Review test cases that we have assembled thus far (they are few, but interesting)
    • Have PRISM, NLDAS2 and daymet for 2023 ready in DB
      • DB connection not yet working (it works, but our backup streaming database is not totally up to date yet)
      • We need to generate the timeseries values for NF Shenandoah River for each to give to analysts (15 minutes effort)
  • Date/time handling challenges and lessons learned. ensure consistent date, handling and storage in database model_meteorology#35
  • Brainstorm:
    • Conceptual foundation for precipitation fidelity analyses Conceptual foundation for precipitation fidelity analyses #1279
    • First investigation:
      • Strasburg USGS gage
      • Obtain PRISM, NLDAS2, daymet data sources for 2023
      • Pair with USGS gage result to examine relationship between P and Q for 2023
      • Apply JPs model with these datasets?
      • Ideal case studies (initially) are ones with non-altered watersheds (headwaters, minimal impoundments/wd/ps)
      • Further cases studies consider
      • Choose times/places with known model errors.
        • NF Shenandoah at Strasburg (2023)
        • Rapidan River (2002?)
  • What is our project scaffolding? The big picture?
    • Precip errors lead to model flow errors
      • Recharge precip (winter) determines summer base flow
      • Summer storms determine summer mean flows
    • This is a work-flow project that combines small, manageable steps
    • Tangible, small-wins, in the form of intermediate deliverables for analysts to anchor their work.
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COBrogan commented Jun 6, 2024

See PRISM and daymet comparison by PRISM folks here

@rburghol rburghol changed the title Project Briefing / Status Meeting Week of 2024/06/10: Project Briefing / Status Meeting Jun 12, 2024
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