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Model Data Variable Descriptions #19
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I created a wiki page https://github.com/comses/megadapt/wiki/Model-Units to put all the unit information in one place. If we know what the units are it we can come up with more descriptive variable names. |
Is this a good time to test out the CSDMS standard names ? |
That would be good as documentation but the tilde and hyphen characters cannot be used as R identifiers (they'll get converted to periods in a dataframe using |
We will provide the final table of variables with units and meaning by tomorrow. |
@cpritcha what do you mean by "but the tilde and hyphen characters cannot be used as R identifiers"? Do we need to change the name of the variables? |
CSDMS has a variable naming convention that sometime uses tildes and hyphens. For example https://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/CSN_Quantity_Templates#Elevation has |
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What's the difference between |
capacity_dren is the capacity of the pipes of the combined storm and waste-water system. Drainages are the places of the entrance of the stormwaters to the system. |
Thanks @abaezacastro. Do you anything about the climate data units
I'm not sure yet about the unit of volume. |
So volume isn't being normalized by area? From what I can tell larger census block do seem to have larger precipitation values. climate <- read_csv('../../../data/climate_landuse_scenarios/df_prec_escorrentias_excl_0_ff45.csv')
study_area@data$area <- geosphere::areaPolygon(study_area)
climate_area <- climate %>% inner_join(study_area@data %>% select(ageb_id, area)) %>% mutate(prec_per_area = prec / area)
ggplot(climate_area, aes(x=prec, y=area)) + geom_point()
ggplot(climate_area, aes(x=prec_per_area)) + geom_density() |
We had talked about displaying data based on the 9 municipality units. I'm unable to identify what the column name is for municipality. The above documentation implies that the municipality number is included in the ageb_id/census_block. E.G. 0900700014096 Is it the digits between 090 and 14096? Do we have the ability to map the municipality numbers to the actual names? |
The first two numbers are for the state and the following three numbers are for the municipality. Those are the numbers you need. So, in the example you provided: 0900700014096 |
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Proposed Name Changes - Source Data
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from https://github.com/sostenibilidad-unam/SHV/tree/master/ABM_Rversion/MEGADAPT_APP/system_models/flooding_ponding/encharcamientos
What are the units of f_prec_v, f_esc, q100 etc? @abaezacastro @serranoycandela?
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