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Within FEWS, and thus NGMS, locations are essential as they are the placeholder to all model inputs and output.
The locations concept and the application within NGMS is described in a seperate page.
One of the most time consuming and error prone parts of the system is setting up those locations and ensuring that the Ids of observation data and model data, as defined in the WEL and STR files, match the licences and or gauging stations. To assist in this process, a standard data template has been produced for specyfying the locations, as well as an locations-generator spreadsheet which automates the process of sorting, IdMapping and XML-file generation.

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titleNote on tooltips

Locations on the Explorer-map have tooltips showing details on licences, coordinates etc. Within a tooltip, a line-feed is established by useing '\n' (backward slash n).
The sorting macro combines tooltips of children by combining strings which end with , Column: , Layer:.


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titleNotes on OSreference

OSreferences will provide the unique key to identify locations. The sorting macro will add layer details where needed, but the configurator has to ensure that two different boreholes/gauges etc. have two differents OSreferences.
Go to: How to populate OSreference coordinates from kilometer-coordinates

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  1. Remove the example rows (if any) such that the row 40 is the first one containing the actual data
  2. Populate column I (OSreference) based on NGR (Easting, Northing) of borehole (column K and L).
  3. Check that column A,B,C,D are populated in correspondence to the provided runs (ModuleDataSets)
  4. Check that the number of locations/licences as listed in the spreadsheet corresponds (at least) to the number of wells in each WEL-file
  5. Define concatenate functions for cell B16, B17, B18, B19, B21, B22. The actual contents depends on data availability.
  6. Verify that the column(s) as used for the concatenate functions are properly populated with appropriate information (i.e. preferably no empty cells, 'unknowns, 'na' etc.). If necessary apply an 'IF-construction on the concatenate function. This verification is especially critical for columns being used in location names.
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    B16

    LocationName

    Explorer (map and filter)

    licence code, purpose code (if any), site name, layer

    =IF(O40<>"";F40&""&G40&" - "&S40&" (L"&O40&")";F40&""&G40&" - "&S40)

    B17

    ShortName

    Graph legends

    if possible shorter version of above

     

    <ac:structured-macro ac:name="unmigrated-wiki-markup" ac:schema-version="1" ac:macro-id="f2f6e66625a52edf-b2a74c1d-4f6949f0-9075ace2-966bd792bd06809d518405f3"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[

    B18

    LocationDescription

    Description in Explorer-tooltip

    location type, GW-unit, Formation

    =T40 & " modelled at ("&M40&", "&N40&") [R"&p40&", C"&q40&"] in GW-unit " & W40 & " ("&X40&") from " & Y40 &" formation."

    ]]></ac:plain-text-body></ac:structured-macro>

    B19

    Tooltip on map

    free text Explorer-tooltip

    licence holder, licence details, NGR, model coordinates (XYZ and RC)

    =IF(U40="";"";"Licence holder: " &U40 & " (" &F40 & " - "&G40&") located at NGR ("&K40&",  &L40& "), "&P40&", Column: "&Q40&", Layer: "&O40&"

    B21

    Caption

    Shortcuts in GraphDisplay

    see shortname or variations

    see shortname or variations

    B22

    Shortcut

    Shortcuts in GraphDisplay

    see shortname or variations

    see shortname or variations

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  1. Remove the example rows (if any) such that the row 36 is the first one containing the actual data
  2. Populate column D (OSreference) based on XY-coordinate of the associated grid cell (column H and I).
  3. Define concatenate functions for cell B14, B15, B16, B17, B19, B20. The actual contents depends on data availability.
  4. Verify that the column(s) as used for the concatenate functions are properly populated with appropriate information (i.e. preferably no empty cells, 'unknowns, 'na' etc.). If necessary apply an 'IF-construction on the concatenate function. This verification is especially critical for columns being used in location names.
  5. Verify that observation locations do not refer to layer numbers which are not supported by the model. Data mapping is done on a model layer basis. Hence, an observation in layer 0 will not receive information if the model contains layer 1-3.
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    recommended concatenate function

    B14

    LocationName

    Explorer (map and filter)

    site name & site code (optional layer)

    =N36&" - "&C36

    B15

    ShortName

    Graph legends

    if possible shorter version of above

     

    <ac:structured-macro ac:name="unmigrated-wiki-markup" ac:schema-version="1" ac:macro-id="3ec6c71f4e5efc07-d4b13ea8-47564367-81dcaf66-1308cd90970930ea9c851b94"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[

    B16

    LocationDescription

    Description in Explorer-tooltip

    location type, GW-unit, Formation

    =O36 & " modelled at ("&H36&", "&I36&") [R"&K36&", C"&L36&") in GW-unit " & P36 & " ("&Q36&") from " & R36 &" formation."

    ]]></ac:plain-text-body></ac:structured-macro>

    B17

    Tooltip on map

    free text Explorer-tooltip

    borehole details (if any), NGR, model coordinates (XYZ and RC)

    ="BH top: "&U36&" mAOD, base: "&V36&" mAOD, located at NGR ("&F36&", "&G36&"), "&K36&", Column: "&L36&", Layer: "&J36&"

    B19

    Caption

    Shortcuts in GraphDisplay

    see shortname or variations

    see shortname or variations

    B20

    Shortcut

    Shortcuts in GraphDisplay

    see shortname or variations

    see shortname or variations

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  1. Remove the example rows (if any) such that the row 37 is the first one containing the actual data
  2. Populate column L (OSreference) based on the NGR-coordinate of the discharge or abstraction point (column N and O).
  3. Define concatenate functions for cell B14, B15, B16, B17, B19, B20. The actual contents depends on data availability.
  4. Verify that the column(s) as used for the concatenate functions are properly populated with appropriate information (i.e. preferably no empty cells, 'unknowns, 'na' etc.). If necessary apply an 'IF-construction on the concatenate function. This verification is especially critical for columns being used in location names. Image Modified

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