The following section provides an explanation of all the columns in the statistics sheet which is part ModuleConfigFile generation spreadsheet:

Column Name

Explanation of contents

MI_PREFIX

The ModuleInstance prefix is the model abbreviation and is applied to all elements in the configuration files where the model prefix is used (file names, etc)

MI_SOURCE

This is the ModuleInstance source and refers to a unique part of the ModuleInstanceId which is used to store the data. It should refer to the ModuleInstanceId which was used to create the original data

PAR_in

This column contains a reference to the input parameter to be processed. The name of the parameter should be taken from the parameters.xml

NAME

This is the name of the TransformationSet. This element should be unique for each TransformationSet in the file. It is also used ot easily identify an TransformationSet

LOCSET

This column is referring to the locationSet of the data which is input for the statistics. Locations and LocationSet are mutually exclusive. Either one or the other should be filled in

LOC

This column is referring to the locationID of the data which is input for the statistics. Locations and LocationSet are mutually exclusive. Either one or the other should be filled in

VALTYPE

This refers to the type of data used as input for the interpolation. The options are scalar, polygon, grid and longitudinalprofile. Typically a grid is used as input

TIMESTEP_in

This is referring to the the TimeStep used for the input data. It can either be nonequidistant or DaysOfMonth. The output TimeStep is always nonequidistant for the statistics

SEASON_end

End of period over which the statistics need to be calculated. In the current version this should be the end of the Hydrological year

SEASON_start

Start of period over which the statistics need to be calculated. In the current version this should be the start of the Hydrological year

FUNCTION

This column is used to create the changing elements in UserDefinedFunction in the ModuleConfigFiles. It is used to calculate the relative difference

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