tsgettoolbox.tsgettoolbox.ldas_smerge¶
- tsgettoolbox.tsgettoolbox.ldas_smerge(lat=None, lon=None, xindex=None, yindex=None, variables=None, startDate=None, endDate=None, variable=None)¶
global:0.125deg:1997-:D:SMERGE-Noah-CCI root zone soil moisture
This will download data from a set of water cycle related variables (Table 1) from the North American and Global Land Data Assimilation Systems (NLDAS and GLDAS, respectively), the Land Parameter Parameter Model (LPRM), the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM), and Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) data assimilation. In addition to their access provided by the hydrology community tools, selected data rods variables can be searched and accessed through the GES DISC search and access user interface, and all data rods variables can be accessed via Web services developed by the GES DISC.
The time zone is always UTC.
Description/Name
Spatial
Time
Smerge-Noah-CCI root zone soil moisture 0-40 cm SMERGE_RZSM0_40CM V2.0
0.125x0.125 degree
- -125, 25 to
-67, 53
1 day
1979-01-02 to recent
- Parameters:
lat (float) –
Should use ‘lat’ and ‘lon’ to specify location.
Latitude (required): Enter single geographic point by latitude.:
Example: --lat=43.1
If known, ‘xindex’ and ‘yindex’ can be used for the NLDAS grid only.
lon (float) –
Should use ‘lat’ and ‘lon’ to specify location.
Longitude (required): Enter single geographic point by longitude:
Example: --lon=-85.3
If known, ‘xindex’ and ‘yindex’ can be used for the NLDAS grid only.
xindex (int) –
It lat or lon is None, then will try xindex and yindex.
Enter the x index of the NLDAS grid.:
Example: --xindex=301
yindex (int) –
It lat or lon is None, then will try xindex and yindex.
Enter the y index of the NLDAS grid.:
Example: --yindex=80
variables (str) –
Use the variable codes from the following table:
LDAS “variables” string Description
Units
SMERGE_RZSM0_40CM_2.0:CCI_ano CCI soil moisture anomalies 0-40 cm
m3/m3
SMERGE_RZSM0_40CM_2.0:RZSM Average soil moisture of 0-40 cm layer
m3/m3
startDate (str) –
The start date of the time series.:
Example: --startDate=2001-01-01T05
If startDate and endDate are None, returns the entire series.
endDate (str) –
The end date of the time series.:
Example: --endDate=2002-01-05T05
If startDate and endDate are None, returns the entire series.
variable (str) – DEPRECATED: use “variables” instead to be consistent across “tsgettoolbox”.