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aquacroppacs27 0.0.31
AquaCrop-OSPy
Soil-Crop-Water model based on AquaCrop-OS.
from aquacrop.core import AquaCropModel, get_filepath, prepare_weather
from aquacrop.entities.soil import Soil
from aquacrop.entities.crop import Crop
from aquacrop.entities.inititalWaterContent import InitialWaterContent
weather_file_path = get_filepath('tunis_climate.txt')
modelOs = AquaCropModel(
sim_start_time=f"{1979}/10/01",
sim_end_time=f"{1985}/05/30",
weather_df=prepare_weather(weather_file_path),
soil=Soil(soilType='SandyLoam'),
crop=Crop('Wheat', planting_date='10/01'),
initial_water_content=InitialWaterContent(value=['FC']),
)
modelOs.initialize()
modelOs.step(till_termination=True)
modelOsResult = modelOs.Outputs.final_stats.head()
print(modelOsResult)
ABOUT
AquaCrop-OSPy is a python implementation of the popular crop-water model AquaCrop, built from the AquaCrop-OS source code.
AquaCrop-OS, an open source version of FAO’s multi-crop model, was released in August 2016 and is the result of collaboration between researchers at the University of Manchester, Water for Food Global Institute, U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, and Imperial College London.
AquaCrop-OSPy has been designed in way that users can conduct cutting edge research with only basic python experience. In particular for the design and testing of irrigation stratgeies.
Open access journal article here
It is built upon the AquaCropOS crop-growth model written in Matlab ( paper , webpage ) which itself itself is based on the FAO AquaCrop model Webpage . Comparisons to both base models are shown here.
A forum has also been created so that users of AquaCrop-OSPy and AquaCrop-OS can discuss research, bugs and future development.
There is also an extensive documentation for the model
Install
pip install aquacrop
Quickstart
A number of tutorials has been created (more to be added in future) to help users jump straight in and run their first simulation. Run these tutorials instantly on Google Colab:
Running an AquaCrop-OSPy model
Estimation of irrigation water demands
Optimisation of irrigation management strategies
Projection of climate change impacts
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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