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| plant_database_plants.dat [2012/07/06 17:26] – [Introduction] 134.93.180.188 | plant_database_plants.dat [2012/07/06 18:42] – [What do the lines and columns mean?] 134.93.180.188 | ||
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| ====== Plant Database PLANTS.DAT ====== | ====== Plant Database PLANTS.DAT ====== | ||
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| There are some example trees in the file (all deciduous) and there are other profiles available in literature.\\ | There are some example trees in the file (all deciduous) and there are other profiles available in literature.\\ | ||
| The profiles are normalized from z/H=0.1 (LAD1 and RAD1) to z/H=1 (LAD10 and RAD10) where z is the height of the LAD or RAD entry and H is the total plant height or the depth of the root zone.\\ | The profiles are normalized from z/H=0.1 (LAD1 and RAD1) to z/H=1 (LAD10 and RAD10) where z is the height of the LAD or RAD entry and H is the total plant height or the depth of the root zone.\\ | ||
| - | So you always need 10 entries, this is the same for a 50cm grass and a 100m tropical tree. The profile will then be stretched or compressed to the actual | + | So you always need 10 entries, this is the same for a 50cm grass and a 100m tropical tree. The profile will then be stretched or compressed to the actual |
| **The columns in detail:** | **The columns in detail:** | ||
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| **Important to know:** | **Important to know:** | ||
| - | * The name of the database used by ENVI-met can be selected in the configuration file (see here). Also, you can keep this entry empty if you want to ignore all plants in your model area! | + | * The name of the database used by ENVI-met can be selected in the [[Configuration File]]. Also, you can keep this entry empty if you want to ignore all plants in your Model Area! |
| * The ID's are case sensitive: " | * The ID's are case sensitive: " | ||