cryotools/matilda

Tool for modeling water resources in glacierized catchments. Combines a temperature-index melt model with the conceptual catchment model HBV and a parameterized glacier area/volume re-scaling routine.

matilda's Issues

Evapotranspiration

Currently, potential evaporation of the HBV routine (HBV_pe) is passed to the plotting module as 'Evaporation sum'. This should either be labelled differently or actual evapotranspiration (HBV_AET) should be passed.

TIMESTAMP/DATE FORMAT ERROR

Greetings,
Im testing this code, and have treid maintaining the csv just as in the example folder.
My time stamp is in: Day/Month/Year format.
When I run

output_matilda = matilda_simulation(df, output=working_directory,
                                    sim_start='01-01-2003', sim_end='31-12-2022',
                                    freq="D",  # Temporal resolution ("D", "M" or "Y")
                                    lat=76,  # Latitude
                                    area_cat=20.5,  # Catchment area
                                    area_glac=10.5,  # Glaciated area in the catchment
                                    ele_dat=20,  # Reference altitude of the data (e.g. AWS altitude)
                                    ele_glac=350,  # Mean altitude of glaciated area
                                    ele_cat=500,  # Mean catchment elevation

                                    # Optional:
                                    # 1. specify model parameters, e.g.
                                    PCORR=1.5,
                                    # For a list of model parameters and default values check the Parameters file

                                    # 2. Add glacier profile (see Readme) to account for glacier change:
                                    glacier_profile= glacier_profile,
                                    elev_rescaling=True,

                                    # 3. Include interactive plots:
                                    plot_type='all'	# If you receive errors relating to plotly either try a different plotly version or change plot_type to "print"
                                    )

I get the following error

ValueError: time data "13-01-2003" doesn't match format "%m-%d-%Y", at position 12. You might want to try:
    - passing `format` if your strings have a consistent format;
    - passing `format='ISO8601'` if your strings are all ISO8601 but not necessarily in exactly the same format;
    - passing `format='mixed'`, and the format will be inferred for each element individually. You might want to use `dayfirst` alongside this.
    - ```

Runoff contribution charts don't agree with input precipitation and modeled runoff

The individual contributors and their sum are far too high and too similar. Check output variables selected for plotting and stacking routine.