(Some smaller fixes are not listed here, only the larger changes)
2025.07.18 (svn477) Undo commit 476 and fix handhaving peil demand on nodes. This results in higher shortages. When we removed (svn467) the "HandhavingPeil" demand from the large water bodies, it was accidentally removed from all the nodes. This is about 10 locations, including WMWest demand, where it can be about 2.5 m3/s. In this commit we fix it, and add it back. That means an increase in shortages, due to the increase of demand. For a tested year it can be maximum 5m3/s per region, in average it is less than 1m3/s per region.
2025.03.13. (svn469) Remove watertekort from the lakes from LHM import
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The water demand to keep the waterbodies level (NWPeilwatervraag) is set in QWAST as QIn, QWAST requires so much water to enter to the given branch. However, there are 3 water bodies with volume in QWAST, hence having their own demand for keeping the level, so the corresponding LHM water demand should not be coupled to them. Until this version this demand was coupled to these branches, from this version these demands are removed. There are the following:
DM element | QWAST element |
IJsselmeer and Randmeren Noord | IJsselmeer |
IJsselmeer NoordOost | IJsselmeer Uitlaat |
IJsselmeer NoordWest | IJsselmeer Uitlaat |
Markermeer (6058) | Markermeer_Doorvoer_IJsselmeer |
Randmere Oost (6059) | Zuiderzeeland_DoorvoerMM_RM |
Eemmeer | Randmeren_LozingOp_MM |
2025.03.07. (svn463) Model fails when physical limitations are not met
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