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On the right figure was my output, you can see scattered contors and obviously lower wind speed.
I tried different regions, and tired to decrease the "Initial pressure difference too small" error in the log file by modifying "def validInitPressure(track)" in TrackGenerator.py to:
if track.EnvPressure[0] - track.CentralPressure[0] < 0.5:
but things didnt get better.
It is very kind of you if you can help me. What is probably wrong?
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@busy67 the results you are getting are consistent with the latest model release. I've not updated the figures in the documentation since a much earlier release.
The patchiness results from the limited number of synthetic tracks used in the example. The calculation of the ARI wind speeds requires a minimum number of values, which may not be met by the number set in the example (1000 tracks). Changing the pressure difference in TrackGenerator.py will not directly influence this result.
Dear expert,
I met a problem in running the Tropical Cyclone Risk Model.
The output hazard maps of the example simulation:
python tcrm.py -c example/port_hedland.ini (nothing modified, data downloaded from ibtracs manually)
showed very different from https://geoscienceaustralia.github.io/tcrm/docs/examples.html.
On the right figure was my output, you can see scattered contors and obviously lower wind speed.
I tried different regions, and tired to decrease the "Initial pressure difference too small" error in the log file by modifying "def validInitPressure(track)" in TrackGenerator.py to:
if track.EnvPressure[0] - track.CentralPressure[0] < 0.5:
but things didnt get better.
It is very kind of you if you can help me. What is probably wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: