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Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone could share some insight on how to interpret negative discharge values? I assume it just means that in theory there were no flows, I'm just not sure how to interpret negative values rather than just a zero. It's a very small catchment, so no flow is genuinely possible.
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Hi James,
Normally you do not get negative discharge values. They do occasionally appear in some catchments but only for short periods of time. I think there are more in this catchment because it it very small. As for the reason I am not entirely sure. There are some corrections to the flows to make sure there is conservation of mass and I think this might be what is happening here. I agree that it probably just means there are no flows.
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Hi Steve,
again thanks very much for the quick reply!
I thought as much. These sub-catchments are almost field scale - Devon fields at that... so no discharge is very much expected at certain points of the year. Thanks for confirming my assumptions.