Winter Break Project Planning

[rburghol]

Just starting to put this together with an eye towards identifying the most important items to tackle during break when we have a good deal of analyst support. Julia and Megan will be available for weekday work from January 4-13 prior to the resumption of classes. See also 2022 HARP project work plan

• Decide on recurring check-in time period for each day or every couple days
  • 9:30 is default meeting time
  • Meet on 1/5, and 1/6
  • Check in on 1/6 and plan follow-up on 1/9 or 1/10
• RCHRES subwatershed creation Subwatershed Creation in cbp/hspf cbp_wsm#85
• Summary docs / / stream gage compare Watershed Model Summary #659
  • Hydro comparison (validation), may draw some from https://github.com/HARPgroup/vahydro/issues/212
  • Visualization of FTABLEs FTABLEs for streams #331
• Project accomplishment summary: this is going to be composed in part by the watershed summary tools, but we should also think about tying the project together with some documentation. HARP 2022-2023 End of Project Summary #923
  • Also related to "Summary docs" above.
• Meta-Model integration
  • Make sure that all model run records in vahydro have a property that points to the output CSV files (both daily and hourly)
  • Runtime testing, scripts, commands, etc.
  • Stream gage "runs" are models too - create and save a weighted flow CSV, with same expected column headers so they can be run in the same analysis routines.
• Deploy operational model
  • DEQ will be the lead on the model "loader", i.e., the process that takes JSON object feeds from VAHydro and turns them into model components in HSP2 hdf5 file
  • We may have many of the components already developed, but if someone is into the coding aspect and wants to pitch in that is certainly a possibility.
• Model automated testing, validation
  • Uses all of the above.
  • Automated testing: to run to check new model deployments as well as model infrastructure updates.
  • Automated testing notes
    • Case testing vs functional testing
      • One would be “is our water balance sound?” we have inflow, outflow, discharge, and demand -> do those all add up at expected?
  • See notes in detailed Work Plan 2022: Detailed Work Plan 2022 #209
  • VAHydro Testing Framework issue: https://github.com/HARPgroup/vahydro/issues/309