Author: HECE - University of Liege, Pierre Archambeau
Date: 2024
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Module Contents
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.msg[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.POLYNOMIAL_LAW = 0[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.POWER_LAW = 1[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.FMTDATEMI = '%d-%m-%y'[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.FMTDATE = '%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S'[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.FMTDATEG = '%d-%m-%y%H:%M'[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.FMTDATEG2 = '%d-%m-%Y %H:%M'[source]
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wolfhece.RatingCurve.FMTDATE2 = '%d/%m/%Y'[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.href_gaugingstation(id: int, name: str, basin: str, hDNG)[source]
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id: int[source]
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name: str[source]
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basin: str[source]
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hDNG: float[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.href_gaugingstations(fromxls: str = '')[source]
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myhrefs: list[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.gauging(id: int, name: str, basin: str, Q: float, H: float, date: datetime.datetime)[source]
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id: int[source]
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name: str[source]
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basin: str[source]
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Q: float[source]
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H: float[source]
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date: datetime.datetime[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.gaugings(fromxls: str = '')[source]
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mygaugings: list[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.coeffratingcurve(hmin, hmax, law, coeffs: numpy.ndarray)[source]
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hmin: float[source]
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hmax: float[source]
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coeffs: numpy.array[source]
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law: int[source]
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myfunc: scipy.interpolate.PPoly[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.ratingcurve(start: datetime.datetime = None, end: datetime.datetime = None, law: int = POLYNOMIAL_LAW, hmin: numpy.ndarray = None, hmax: numpy.ndarray = None, coeffs: numpy.ndarray = None, fromxls: str = '', *args, **kw)[source]
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startdate: datetime.datetime[source]
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enddate: datetime.datetime[source]
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nb: int[source]
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mycoeffs: list[coeffratingcurve][source]
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myfunc: scipy.interpolate.PPoly[source]
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plot(factextra=1.0, ax=None, lw=1)[source]
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_compute_q(h)[source]
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compute_q(h: pandas.Series)[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.gaugingstation(name: str, id: int, river: str, ratingcurves: list = None, *args, **kw)[source]
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id: int[source]
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name: str[source]
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name2: str[source]
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river: str[source]
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river2: str[source]
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mycurves: list[ratingcurve][source]
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mygaugings: list[source]
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myhref: list[source]
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maintainer: str[source]
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startdate: datetime.datetime[source]
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x: float[source]
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y: float[source]
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weblink: str[source]
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gettype() → int[source]
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plot(size: float = 10.0)[source]
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plotRT(ax=None, lw=1)[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.SPWhrefs(fromxls: str = '')[source]
Bases: href_gaugingstations
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.SPWGaugings(fromxls: str = '')[source]
Bases: gaugings
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.SPWMIGaugingStations(fromxls: str = '', idx: str = '', plotted: bool = True, mapviewer=None, need_for_wx: bool = False)[source]
Bases: wolfhece.drawing_obj.Element_To_Draw
Base class of element to add into WolfMapViewer or another GUI
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mystations: dict[int:gaugingstation][source]
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myrivers: dict[source]
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gaugings: SPWGaugings[source]
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hrefs: SPWhrefs[source]
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plot(sx=None, sy=None, xmin=None, ymin=None, xmax=None, ymax=None, size: float = 10.0)[source]
Plot data in OpenGL context
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find_minmax(update=False)[source]
Generic function to find min and max spatial extent in data
- examplea WolfMapViewer instance needs spatial extent to zoom or test if
element must be plotted
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_plot(sx=None, sy=None, xmin=None, ymin=None, xmax=None, ymax=None, size: float = 10.0)[source]
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class wolfhece.RatingCurve.SPWDCENNGaugingStations(fromxls: str = '', idx: str = '', plotted: bool = True, mapviewer=None, need_for_wx: bool = False)[source]
Bases: wolfhece.drawing_obj.Element_To_Draw
Base class of element to add into WolfMapViewer or another GUI
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mystations: dict[int:gaugingstation][source]
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myrivers: dict[source]
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gaugings: SPWGaugings[source]
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hrefs: SPWhrefs[source]
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plot(sx=None, sy=None, xmin=None, ymin=None, xmax=None, ymax=None, size: float = 10.0)[source]
Plot data in OpenGL context
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find_minmax(update=False)[source]
Generic function to find min and max spatial extent in data
- examplea WolfMapViewer instance needs spatial extent to zoom or test if
element must be plotted
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_plot(size: float = 10.0)[source]