traDSSAT
TraDSSAT is a library to easily read and write DSSAT input and output files.
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Installation
poetry add tradssat
or
pip install tradssat
Full docs
Read the full thing here.
Citation
If you use traDSSAT, please consider citing this repository until we write a real publication about traDSSAT.
Quick examples
Parse and edit any DSSAT file directly:
from tradssat import SoilFile, WTHFile, ExpFile, set_dssat_dir
from tradssat import GeneticMgr, CULFile, ECOFile
# Read, edit and write soil files
soil = SoilFile('path/to/my/file.SOL')
# Read and write weather files as well
wth = WTHFile('path/to/my/WTHR0001.WTH')
# ...and experiment files!
exp = ExpFile('path/to/my/experiment.EXP')
# Access genetic coefficients by cultivar file or ecotype file
cul = CULFile('path/to/my/MZIXM.CUL')
eco = ECOFile('path/to/my/MZIXM.ECO')
cul.get_value('P1') # returns array of all varieties' P1
eco.get_value('TOPT') # returns array of all ecotypes' TOPT
# ...or automagically!
set_dssat_dir('C:/DSSAT47')
gen = GeneticMgr(crop='MZIXM', cult='PC0001')
gen.get_value('P1') # Returns P1 for MZIXM cultivar PC0001
gen.get_value('TOPT') # Returns ecotype variable TOPT for cultivar PC0001
Read, edit and write experiments, with automatic access to referenced external soil, genetic and weather files:
from tradssat import DSSATRun
run = DSSATRun('path/to/my/experiment.EXP')
run.get_trt_val('INGENO', trt=1) # Get cultivar for treatment 1
run.set_trt_factor_level(trt=1, factor='CULTIVARS', level=2) # Change level of treatment factor
run.set_factor_level_val('INGENO', 'IB0067', level=1) # Change value of a factor level (in this case cultivar type)
Access output from a run:
from tradssat import DSSATResults
out = DSSATResults('path/to/my/output/dir')
out.get_value('FWAD', trt=1)
# Get results at specific time (day of year, days after planting or days after start)
out.get_value('FWAD', trt=1, t=13, at='DAS') # Get result at 13 days after start
out.get_value('FWAD', trt=1, t=13, at='DAP') # Get result at 13 days after planting
out.get_value('FWAD', trt=1, t='1989 123', at='DOY') # Get result at 123th day of year 1989
Contributing
Don't forget to add your name to the authors list in the docs/source/acknow.rst file!
Licensing
MIT License
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