Releases: respec/BASINS
AQUA TERRA Division of RESPEC releases HSPEXP+1.32
Dated: 5/9/2017
HSPEXP+1.32
Features:
- A user can now add, subtract, multiply, or divide a timeseries to an existing time series before plotting. Keywords "add", "subtract", "multiply", or "divide" will ensure that the timeseries in the current row will get added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided to the timeseries in the previous row.
Bugs Fixed:
- Error checking has been improved. If HSPEXP+ cannot find a timeseries, it provides a proper error message and moves to the next graph, and generates rest of the graphs.
- Code has been cleaned by removing unneeded variables and references.
HSPEXP+1.31 (a minor update)
This release is a minor update to the HSPEXP+1.30. To read additional details from the previous version, you can refer to HSPEXP+1.30 release
Bugs Fixed
- The surface runoff, potential evapotranspiration, interflow were not being reported in the ExpertStats output report. This issue has been fixed.
AQUA TERRA Division of RESPEC Releases HSPEXP+1.30
HSPEXP+1.31 is available with a minor update.
Dated: 3/30/2017
HSPEXP+1.30
Features:
1. Expert Statistics with non-continuous data - If the observed flow data is non-continuous, HSPEXP+ compares the observed and simulated data and discards the data for dates where corresponding observed data is not available. The expert statistics calculation, annual, monthly, and daily flow comparisons are conducted on the remaining data. All output reports include information about the percent of data that is missing, and to use caution while using the results
2. Graphs from JSON Files - BASINS 4.5 and later versions will have the capability to produce graph specifications as a JSON file. HSPEXP+1.30 can produce graphs using the JSON file if it is available in the project folder.
3. Regan Plots - Regan Plots were expanded with following two plots.
3a. When River Eutrophication Standard (RES) file is provided in the project file as a *.csv file with names as RES_TP_Standard.csv, total phosphorus load duration curves are generated at the locations where RES standard is provided. The RES Standard file expects Reach Number and Reach standard separated by a comma.
3b. If model output binary files contain sediment output, TSS plots at all the locations are produced along with the bed depth. These plots help determine if there is any issue with the model stability.
4. Box-Whisker Plot of nutrient loadings - When nutrient loading reports are generated, HSPEXP+ also generates a box-whisker plot of nutrient loading rates of ech land use. This helps a modeler quickly compare the land use loading rates and notice any anomalies.
5. Bar graph of the nutrient loading allocation - When a user requests nutrient reports at specific locations, a bar graph of nutrient loads at those locations is also generated.
6. GENER Sources from the NETWORK Block - The reach budget and load allocation reports now include the GENER sources that are listed in NETWORK block.
Bugs Fixed:
- The nutrient loading rate reports had some calculation mistake, which could be noticed only in big models. It has been fixed.
- The reach budget calculations and loading rate calculations have been improved.
- Default values for line and point size have been added in the graphing section.
- If HSPEXP+ is started and the UCI file is not read properly, HSPEXP+ gives an option to browse to a different UCI file.