
Version 1.1
version 1.1.0
Changes
- Inflows and outflows are now separate inputs and can be different from each other
- Multiple inflows and outflows can be simulated.
- Outflows can exit the lake at specified depths, or at the surface.
- Water level (“w_level”) is now a potential output of LakeEnsemblR.
- “max_members” can be specified, which sets the number of members that the output-netcdf can have
- LakeEnsemblR now works with the latest version of Simstrat (v3.0.1), which included changes in some parameter names
- Model-specific template config files are removed from the LakeEnsemblR package and are instead retrieved from the model-specific packages
Bug fixes: - get_yaml_multiple and input_yaml_multiple; works now if the first key is the highest level in the yaml file - cali_ensemble for FLake; depths are now sorted - Initial conditions Simstrat; Simstrat now always starts at the specified initial water lvl - plot_heatmap now works in lakes where the water level changes
The setup of the LakeEnsemblR configuration file changed. More information can be found on: https://github.com/aemon-j/LakeEnsemblR/wiki/From-v1.0-to-v1.1
version 1.1.5
Changes
Bug fixes: - Fixed error in export_flow
when using a start or stop date that was not included in the inflow or outflow file - Fixed bug in get_output
which would show wrong NA values in Simstrat temperature output due to water level change when including depths in observation files that were not included in the Simstrat output.
version 1.1.8
Changes
- To convert temperature observations to long-format, the
dcast
function withinrun_ensemble
andcali_ensemble
now usesmean(..., na.rm = TRUE)
as aggregation function. Previously, this could cause problems in case of non-unique observations (a warning is thrown if these exist). - added a check if the mean depth is below 1.5 meters as this could cause the
export_init_cond
function to crash for FLake ascalc_hmix
has a default value of 1.5 m for a minimum depth