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Releases: tamnva/R-SWAT

v.4.01

01 Sep 20:02

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Features:

  • extract behavioral parametersets
  • extract all simulated results in .csv files

Fix:

  • program interrupted when input TxtInOut folder (due to multibyte string character)

Convert to R package (rename R-SWAT to RSWAT)

04 Feb 19:51
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Convert to R package (rename R-SWAT to RSWAT)

v3.1

25 Oct 19:55

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package hydroPSO was removed from R-SWAT due to:

  1. Package ‘hydroPSO’ was removed from the CRAN repository.
  2. The functions in this package were rarely used by R-SWAT users

Interactive manual calibration

14 Mar 09:00

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In this version, you can calibrate SWAT/SWAT+ manually in an interactive mode (input <-> output visually). This is suitable for teaching purpose, e.g., to understand effect of a certain parameters on the targeted model output variables

v2.1

16 Jan 11:49

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  • Add new options: reading SWAT output files at monthly and yearly
  • Remove visualization tabs

v2.0.1

02 Nov 15:31

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Please see detailed description in the CHANGELOG file

v2.0.0

20 Aug 18:29
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Calibration and validation can be performed with a single R-SWAT run
Structure of the observed data file (for example .\data\obs_var_1.txt) changes accordingly

The observed data now (from versions 2.0.0 or newer) must have 4 columns
1st column: data with format yyyy-mm-dd
2nd column: time with format hh:mm
3rd column: data
4th column: Flag for calibration (please write C) for validation (please write V)

v1.0.1

21 May 19:13

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Changes compared to previous version:

  • add option to extract model outputs that are not used for calibration
  • fixed error writing/reading model output when using DDS approach

v1.0.0

16 Apr 15:40

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This is the first version of R-SWAT, containing the following functionalities

  • SWAT calibration, sensitivity, uncertainty analysis with various approaches
  • Visualization of SWAT outputs