Issue in running LISFLOOD calibration for the basin reg. #13
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Dear @diksha922, it is great to know that you were able to run OS LISFLOOD for the Tapi catchment! Regarding the calibration tool, we are working on an extensive revision of the documentation. You might be interested in the working document: Furthermore, we recommend consulting this issue: #7 We will do our best to reply to specific questions regarding the execution of the various steps. Kind regards, |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi, I am working on the calibration of the Tapi basin. I cannot create the "station_data.csv" and "station_link.csv" files for the Tapi basin. Can you please help me with this? Thanks & Regards, Diksha Gupta |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi . Any updates on the above issue? |
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Dear @diksha922, station_link.csv is generate by https://github.com/ec-jrc/lisflood-calibration/blob/master/bin/CAL_3_PREP_MISC.py. Please note that in order to run https://github.com/ec-jrc/lisflood-calibration/blob/master/bin/CAL_3_PREP_MISC.py This issue #7 provides useful information. Kind regards, |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi. I am still unable to run the model calibration. Till now, I have completed the basic LISFLOOD model. I am unable to figure out what files are required to be prepared for model calibration for Tapi basin. Can you please help me out with the step-by-step procedure and files required at each step to run the model calibration. I also have the issues that what are different files are used and how they are linked. It will be good if the clear steps alongwith the needed files with its format/content be provided. Also, it will be good if an example of model calibration of a basin be provided with all the required files for hydrological simulation. The examples available on lisflood-calibration are not clear for generating required files for my basin. Please help me out. Thanks & Regards, Diksha Gupta |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi . Please help me with the above issue? |
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Dear @diksha922, thank you for your kind suggestions on how to improve the documentation and the user guide for the calibration tool. Unfortunately, at the moment we are all busy with operational tasks, we will follow up on your suggestions as early as possible, in 2025. Kind regards, |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi Mam. I have worked on the steps mentioned for the calibration of LISFLOOD model, however, I am getting the following errors: (base) diksha@diksha-VirtualBox:~/Documents/LISFLOOD/lisflood-calibration$ python ./bin/CAL_1_FILTER_STATIONS.py ./tapi/settings_tapi.txt ./tapi/station_data.csv T
The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception: Traceback (most recent call last): Kindly help me in correcting the same so that I can proceed further. |
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Dear @diksha922, the error is due to the incorrect use of 'EC_calib'. Furthermore, the structure of the file stations.csv might not be correct. I believe that the explanation provided here #7 (comment) can help you to solve the issue. This message explains that the template of the file stations.csv can be found in the "integration" folder. As a first step, I would carefully check the structure of the file stations.csv: you can refer to the example inside the "integration" folder, and to the example kindly provided by another OS LISFLOOD user: #7 (comment) When launching the script CAL_1_FILTER_STATIONS.py, stations_type is the filter applied to the list of stations included into the stations.csv file. Only the station that have "station_type" value lower or equal to the value in the "EC_calib" column will be processed. Please, set both "station_type" and "EC_calib" as numerical values, see, for instance, #7 (comment). I hope that this answer helps, |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi, @doc78. I am following the steps mentioned in the issue #7 and running the calibration steps for the Tapi Basin. I have some queries which I have encountered while working:
(base) diksha@diksha-VirtualBox:~/Documents/LISFLOOD/lisflood-calibration$ python ./bin/CAL_3_PREP_MISC.py ./tapi/stations.csv ./home/diksha/Documents/LISFLOOD/lisflood-code/tests/data/tapi/maps/ldd.map ./tapi/ ./tapi/
The entire log file is attached. Kindly help me to calibrate the model. |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi, @doc78, @domeniconappo, On running the LISFLOOD calibration steps, I am getting the "wrong input mask file" error at CAL_6 step. What does the path_maps input in the argument represents? liscal) diksha@diksha-VirtualBox:
Kindly help me in removing this error. |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi, @doc78, @domeniconappo, Any update on the above mentioned issue. |
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Dear @diksha922, please find here the instructions to solve the error "wrong input mask file": CAL_6_CUT_MAPS.py requires a valid "mask.map" pcraster file. We hope this answer helps, |
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I have prepared the file structure same as mentioned in the issue #7. However, still I am facing the same issue. The screenshot of the file structure and log error is attached for reference. Kindly help me to rectify the issue. Thanks & Regards, Diksha Gupta |
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Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi Mam, Any updates on the above mentioned issue. |
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tapi.zip Thank you Mam for the response. I have checked the folder "4501", it contains only station sub-folder (screenshot attached). The folder I have prepared for tapi and corresponding files created after running till step CAL_5 is also attached herewith for ready reference. Kindly help me in this please. |
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Dear @diksha922, there are some errors in the folder structure and in the files: these errors indicate that some of the steps were not perfomed correctly. Having considered these difficulties, I strongly recommend proceeding as follows: perform the calibration of one single single headcatchment to learn the correct structures of files and folder. For this purpose, you should select one headcatchment in your model domain and identify the coordinates of the calibration station on the LISFLOOD local drainage direction map (ldd). The coordinate values in your file stations.txt file should be consistent with your ldd map (you can find examples for the 3arcmin ldd in https://global-flood.emergency.copernicus.eu/glofas-forecasting/) The coordindates of the calibration station must then be used to prepare the cut-out of the LISFLOOD maps (meteorological forcings and static maps) for your headcatchment. This Please create a subfolder for your headacatchment. In the attached example, you see bogus numbers such as 1002, please use the ID of your headcatchment station. The CUTMAPS tool allows you to prepare the cutout: please follow the instructions here https://github.com/ec-jrc/lisflood-utilities?tab=readme-ov-file#cutmaps Please have a look at the attached folder_structure and prepare the cut-out of the maps, as well as the "stations" sub-folder. As soon as data, maps, templates, settings are all in the correct format, you will only need to run CAL_7A and CAL_7B to complete the calibration of your headcatchment! One final, side note on your data: I noticed that the observations have 6hours steps. Are your planning to run LISFLOOD at 6h steps (with 6h forcings)? I hope that this answer helps, |
Hello @StefaniaGrimaldi.
Thank you for guiding me to run the basic LISFLOOD model.
Now, I am trying to run the lisflood calibration for the Tapi basin to calibrate the basin with the observed streamflow at the gauging site.
I am following the steps mentioned on the web to install and run lisflood calibration. However, I am unable to run the calibration tool for the basin.
The steps mentioned in the portal are not clear to me. Even I am not getting the sequence of steps to run the lisflood calibration.
Is there a requirement to create an environment?
Please guide me to understand the step-by-step process.
Thanks & Regards,
Diksha Gupta
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