How do I include temperature in netCDF output for viewing in HydroHubLite?

Question

I am able to view any of the parameters I specify in the datablock.xml file in HydroHubLite (using curtain, or profiles or sheets), EXCEPT temperature.

In the datablock.xml file, I have specified ‘Temperature’ as a global variables. I have also tried specifying temperature as a variable for specific profiles (with and without it set as a global variable). However, HydroHubLite does not display temperature as output option. I don’t have issues with any other variable. 

Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<AEM3DOutput>

  <GlobalTime>

    <interval>1</interval>

  </GlobalTime>

  <globalVariable>TEMPERATURE</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>U_VELOCITY</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>V_VELOCITY</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>DO</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>CHLOR</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>CYANO</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>CYANO_rho</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>CYANO_temperature_growth</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>CYANO_growth_rate</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>TCHLA</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>NO3</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>NH4</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>PO4</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>TN</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>TP</globalVariable>

  <globalVariable>PAR</globalVariable>

<Profile>

<filename>MISSI_out_prfIN.nc</filename>

<location>87,13</location>

<location>88,13</location>

<location>87,12</location>

<location>88,12</location>

<Time>

<start>0</start>

<end>0</end>

<interval>1</interval>

</Time>

</Profile>

</AEM3DOutput>

Answer 1

That looks like it should work.  Do you get any warning messages when running the model?

Does the Round Lake test case work OK?

Chris

Comments

I don't get any warning messages related to saving the model output (just some about 'TS Point not wet', 'new cell(s) filled with default values', and 'DIssolved Oxygen limit of 25mg/l violated', which might have something to do with the default value message?).

I was able to get temperature to save when I changed it from all capitals to just the first letter capitalized. Is the datablock.xml file case sensitive? I don't think I changed anything else.

Example:
 <globalVariable>Temperature</globalVariable>

I will check the Round Lake test case under both scenarios and see what works there.

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TS Point not wet means the i,j and depth of your time series file (eg ts_surface_middle.dat) location is not a wet cell.

Large DO is usually dut to excessive phyto growth

Datablock.xml is not case sensitive

Chris