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Streamflow_training_10var: Example Streamflow Training Dataset for the SCE Model (10 variables)

Description

The "Streamflow_training_10var" dataset serves as an example dataset to illustrate the functioning and application of the SCE model within the SCE package. It contains various environmental variables measured on a monthly scale, which are used as inputs in the SCE model for model training.

Usage

data("Streamflow_training_10var")

Arguments

Format

A data frame with a number of rows (X) and columns (Y) containing the following variables:

Date

The date and time of the data point.

Prcp

The monthly mean daily precipitation measured in millimeters (mm). This data is derived from the Daymet dataset.

SRad

The monthly mean daily short-wave solar radiation measured in Watts per square meter (W/m^2), sourced from the Daymet dataset.

Tmax

The monthly mean daily maximal temperature recorded in degrees Celsius, taken from the Daymet dataset.

Tmin

The monthly mean daily minimal temperature recorded in degrees Celsius, also derived from the Daymet dataset.

VP

The monthly mean daily vapor pressure measured in Pascals (Pa), obtained from the Daymet dataset.

smlt

The sum of monthly snowmelt measurements in meters (m), taken from the ERA5 land dataset.

swvl1

The volumetric soil water content in layer 1 measured in cubic meters per cubic meter (m^3/m^3), sourced from the ERA5 land dataset.

swvl2

The volumetric soil water content in layer 2, measured similarly to swvl1, sourced from the ERA5 land dataset.

swvl3

The volumetric soil water content in layer 3, measured similarly to swvl1, sourced from the ERA5 land dataset.

swvl4

The volumetric soil water content in layer 4, measured similarly to swvl1, sourced from the ERA5 land dataset.

Flow

The monthly mean daily streamflow rate measured in cubic feet per second (cfs), provided by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

Examples

Run this code
  # Load the "Streamflow_training_10var" dataset and display the first few rows
  data(Streamflow_training_10var)
  head(Streamflow_training_10var)

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