Problem changing/adapting the default management schedule decision table for Corn (corn_tot)
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Zryab Babker
Jul 13, 2023, 4:21:11 AM7/13/23
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Greetings all,
I am facing an issue changing the default management schedule decision table for Corn (corn_tot) to fit my crop calendrer in Austria. I made a copy of the default plant and harvest for continuous summer corn ( pl_hv_summer1_corn) by removing the condition of soil water< 2*fc, changing the Julian day from 350 to 305, and removing the condition of potential heat units (base zero)>03 for start planting. please see the attached pictures.
The problem is that when I ran the model with the original schedule, I got an incorrect LAI curve for the corn, and when I tried to change the decision table, it always give me ZERO values for the leave area index (LAI) of a selected HRUs that represent the Corn in my catchment all over the model years. Does anyone has experienced this issue, or know how to solve it issue (adapting the decision table)?
I would appreciate your quick help as I have a deadline approaching soon.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Zryab
I am facing an issue changing the default management schedule decision table for Corn (corn_tot) to fit my crop calendrer in Austria. I made a copy of the default plant and harvest for continuous summer corn ( pl_hv_summer1_corn) by removing the condition of soil water< 2*fc, changing the Julian day from 350 to 305, and removing the condition of potential heat units (base zero)>03 for start planting. please see the attached pictures.
The problem is that when I ran the model with the original schedule, I got an incorrect LAI curve for the corn, and when I tried to change the decision table, it always give me ZERO values for the leave area index (LAI) of a selected HRUs that represent the Corn in my catchment all over the model years. Does anyone has experienced this issue, or know how to solve it issue (adapting the decision table)?
I would appreciate your quick help as I have a deadline approaching soon.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Zryab
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