On the specified reservoir object argument, if the method is selected, , the function will reference the
table. The function will select the appropriate column to use based on the datetime argument. On timesteps that exactly match a modification date, the previous column is used. The relationship changes at the end of that timestep and is taken into account when the reservoir dispatches. For this algorithm the previous timestep’s relationship is used.
Otherwise, the
Elevation Volume Table
is used.
Then, the storage argument is looked up in the appropriate storage column to determine the
elevation
from the Pool Elevation column. If the exact elevation is not in the table, the lookup performs a linear interpolation between the two nearest bounding elevations and their corresponding surface areas.On the specified reservoir object argument, if the method is selected, , the function will reference the
table. The function will select the appropriate column to use based on the datetime argument. On timesteps that exactly match a modification date, the previous column is used. The relationship changes at the end of that timestep and is taken into account when the reservoir dispatches. For this algorithm the previous timestep’s relationship is used.
Otherwise, the
Elevation Area Table
is used.
Then, the computed pool elevation is looked up in the Pool Elevation column to determine the
surface area
from the appropriate column. If the exact elevation is not in the table, the lookup performs a linear interpolation between the two nearest bounding elevations and their corresponding surface areas.
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