Compute River Load
This process computes daily river loading values from input data which consists of:
((1)) TOC (Total Organic Carbon, mg/l) concentration values based on laboratory samples (in Syke's case coming from the VESLA database)
((2)) Daily discharge values (m3/s) observed by automated stations (in this example a station from River Vantaanjoki, HYDRO database).
The process interpolates the TOC lab values into daily data series and then multiplies those with the discharge values to obtain daily loading (kg/day).
The Syke interface providing the discharge values provides 500 data lines with a single service request. Thus, the number of input URLs can be more than one for longer time periods.
For more details, please ask Syke. Please note that the values of conc. and load may be missing from the first and last lines of the output data. This is due to interpolation of concentration which was carried out between the first and last observations.
SYKE use case AquaINFRA R
| Id | Title | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| input_toc_urls | Input Total Organic Carbon (TOC) | string | URL to in situ Total Organic Carbon (TOC) data (date, value). If the data is divided into parts, please provide several URLs separated by a comma. All URLs need to start with http(s). |
| input_discharge_urls | Input discharge | string | URL to the daily discharge data (date, value). If the data is divided into parts, please provide several URLs separated by a comma. All URLs need to start with http(s). |
| Id | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| riverload_table | riverload_table | A table containing daily loading values (date, Q (m3/s), conc. (mg/l), load (kg/d)) in a CSV file. Note that the values of conc. and load may be missing from the first and last lines of data due to interpolation (see description above). |
| riverload_image | riverload_image | A JPG image showing the daily loading value time series. |
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Execution modes
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