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Water demand and allocation in sbm model concept #402

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@verseve verseve commented Apr 24, 2024

Issue addressed

Fixes #223 and fixes #102

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Support water demand and allocation in the sbm model concept. Water demand (gross and net) for the sectors industry, domestic and livestock can be provided (optional) to the wflow_sbm model as input. Irrigation demand for paddy areas (Paddy) or other crops (NonPaddy), both optional, is computed during the simulation. Water is first abstracted from surface water, first locally (grid cell) and then for allocation areas. For the remaining water demand groundwater (first locally and then for allocation areas) is abstracted. Return flows are computed for water demand sectors industry, domestic and livestock.

Checklist

  • Updated tests or added new tests
  • Branch is up to date with master
  • Tests & pre-commit hooks pass
  • Updated documentation if needed
  • Updated changelog.md if needed

Rendered docs in e.g. https://deltares.github.io/Wflow.jl/previews/PR402/model_docs/vertical/sbm/#sbm_demand_allocation

vers-w added 30 commits January 11, 2024 10:34
as part of vertical SBM concept
for each sector a struct is defined
- all structs part of SBM (domestic, industry, livestock, nonpaddy and paddy)
- for now assumption is that water demand arrays have the same lenght as SBM (can change later)
- soil water pressure heads of the root water uptake  (rwu) reduction function (Feddes) can be provided (netCDF)
- potential transpiration is partioned over depth using the root fraction
- h1 of the rwu reduction function can be provided, either as 1.0 (rwu not constrained during saturated conditions) or 0.0 (rwu constrained during saturated conditions)
was missing in previous commit
- update unit tests
- limit nonpaddy irrigation gross demand by soil infiltration capacity
- include irrigation efficieny in gross demand calculation
now after snow and before recharge update
total_gross_demand, fraction groundwater used (irrigation and non irrigation) and allocation areas.
and added field `volume` to lateral kinematic wave subsurface flow
to kinematic wave for river flow, this is computed actual surface water abstraction from `WaterAllocation`. A check is maded for external negative inflow (local abstraction), and local available surface water volume for surface water abstraction is adjusted.
- set surface water `abstraction` from update of `WaterAllocation`
- fix update of `act_surfacewater_abst` at allocation area level (should be added to local abstraction).
Errors related to variable names and indexing.
actual groundwater abstraction from `WaterAllocation` is added to `recharge` of the model type `sbm`.
- use one value for fraction surface water (no subdivision between irrigated and non-irrigated demands)
- livestock can abstract from both surface and groundwater (was limited to surface water)
- groundwater demand calculation not correct (units)
-  reset `surfacewater_alloc` (0.0) for all cells
- add allocated irrigation water to SBM
- compute return flow for non irrigation water withdrawal
- add units/descriptions to fields of structs water demand
- split waterallocation between river and land domain, this is also easier for writing output
- add non irrigation returnflow to river and overland flow kinematic wave routing
- fix check to apply `irri_alloc` in `SBM`
- update waterdemand settings (read from TOML)
Use root fraction (length) for each unsaturated zone layer to scale required irrigation demand (only root zone). Fix computation infiltration_capacity and irri_dem_gross for nonpaddy irrigation (removed from unsaturated zone layers loop).
exclude lake and reservoir areas
vers-w added 2 commits June 13, 2024 16:38
Model parameter `rootfraction` and partitioning of potential transpiration over soil layers.
@verseve verseve marked this pull request as ready for review June 14, 2024 11:38
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src/flow.jl Outdated
@@ -29,6 +30,7 @@ abstract type SurfaceFlow end
lake_index::Vector{Int} | "-" # map cell to 0 (no lake) or i (pick lake i in lake field)
reservoir::R | "-" | 0 # Reservoir model struct of arrays
lake::L | "-" | 0 # Lake model struct of arrays
waterallocation::W | "-" | 0 # Water allocation
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Maybe just allocation? It's also abstraction.

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I agree with replacing waterallocation by allocation.

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function divide(x, y; max = 1.0, default = 0.0)
z = y > 0.0 ? min(x / y, max) : default
return z
end
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Perhaps it is more explicit to name this something like bounded_divide. Would be good to add a docstring and unit tests as well.

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Good point, changed the function name and added a docstring and unit tests as well.

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fill(0.1, ncell), # specific storage
fill(1.0, ncell), # storativity
fill(0.0, connectivity.nconnection), # conductance
fill(0.0, ncell), # total volume that can be released
)
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It looks like something like Deltares/Ribasim#1566 may be useful for you as well.

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Yes, for most structs we already make use of this, probably good to extend this to smaller structs as well as part of the v1 release.

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head = Wflow.head_brooks_corey(0.25, 0.6, 0.15, 10.5, -10.0)
@test head ≈ -90.6299820833844
h3 = Wflow.feddes_h3(-300.0, -600.0, 3.5, Second(86400))
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I feel like these functions are a bit undertested. The functions have several if branches, but we test only one.

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I agree, tests are extended.

@@ -61,6 +61,13 @@ profile `kv` is used and `z_layered` is required as input.
| **`waterfrac`** | fraction of open water (excluding rivers) | - | 0.0 |
| **`pathfrac`** | fraction of compacted area | - | 0.01 |
| **`rootingdepth`** | rooting depth | mm | 750.0 |
| **`rootfraction`** | root fraction per soil layer (relative to the total root length) | - | - |
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Is the total root length here the length from the surface to the bottom of the longest root? Or is it the total length of all roots, such that it can take into account that some depths have a higher root density?

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It can indeed take into account that some depths have a higher root density, changed the description to make this more clear.

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# correct rooting depth for soilthickness
rootingdepth = @. min(0.99 * soilthickness, rootingdepth)
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You could also consider throwing an error. Perhaps more annoying at first, but also less magical.

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Not sure if I agree with an error (due to different underlying datasets of soilgrids and the LULC mapping tables of hydromt_wflow). But perhaps showing a warning message indicating (in how many cells) this correction occurs would be nice

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I think the preferred approach is to catch and correct this during model building as a pre-processing step. By the way, this correction or magical step was already implemented in the wflow Python version.

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availcap =
min(1.0, max(0.0, (sbm.rootingdepth[i] - sbm.sumlayers[i][k]) / usl[k]))
end
maxextr = usld[k] * availcap
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Removed tabs.

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end
maxextr = usld[k] * availcap
# the rootfraction is valid for the root length in a soil layer, if zi decreases the root length
# the rootfraction needs to be adapted
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Trailing whitespace

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Removed.

src/sbm.jl Outdated

Update water demand for vertical `SBM` concept for a single timestep. Water demand is
computed for sectors `industry`, `domestic` and `livestock`, and `paddy` rice fields and
`nonpaddy` (other crop) fields.
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`nonpaddy` (other crop) fields.
`nonpaddy` (other crop) fields.

Might be good to look into pre-commit to remove trailing whitespace.

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Removed.

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@unpack subdomain_order, topo_subdomain, indices_subdomain, upstream_nodes, area =
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Unrelated, but I'd replace all unpack macros by the now built in destructuring, (; a, b) = c

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Yes, good suggestion, definitely something for v1 work!

vers-w added 4 commits July 2, 2024 08:44
Before updating surface water and groundwater allocations and abstractions reset to zero, so it is independent of the update at local and allocation area levels.
Water bodies were excluded in the computation of `groundwater_demand`.
@verseve verseve removed the request for review from CFBaptista July 3, 2024 11:33
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Very nice work! A couple of comments on top of @visr's comments.

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# correct rooting depth for soilthickness
rootingdepth = @. min(0.99 * soilthickness, rootingdepth)
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Not sure if I agree with an error (due to different underlying datasets of soilgrids and the LULC mapping tables of hydromt_wflow). But perhaps showing a warning message indicating (in how many cells) this correction occurs would be nice

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Don't really have time for another review round, but saw that my comments were being addressed, so for me this is good to go.

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Thanks for addressing all comments (also quickly looked at the responses to Martijn's comments)! Looks good to me!

@verseve verseve merged commit 4f8b156 into master Jul 17, 2024
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