added vertical datum to metadata #165
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| vdatum, okay = app.gui.window.dialog_string("Provide a vertical datum for the dataset", "MSL") | ||
| if not okay: | ||
| # Cancel was clicked | ||
| return |
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Should we allow people to enter anything and validate that its an actual vdatum or maybe only select from a list of allowed vdatums?
Not sure about a solution, which ones to allow / how to get them. But allowing any str and not validating might break the app / data catalog when that dataset is used?
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@roeldegoede is this an issue or should I just merge?
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For datasets, a vertical_datum should be provided in the metadata of the data_catalog.yml file. For newly added datasets, we check whether it is in the files metadata, otherwise the user should specify it.
Once generating the topobathy of the SFINCS model, we add the vertical datum of the first dataset to the models metadata. This can in the end be found in the "sfincs_build.yaml" file under meta, vertical datum, e.g.:
It isn't used for anything, just for keeping track of the vertical reference level after creating the model. Note, this file is only present for models that are built with the FloodAdapt_ModelBuilders ...