Data Files =========== The ``calvin/data/`` directory contains reference data used by the model during postprocessing, supply portfolio analysis, and limited-foresight runs. These files are bundled with the package and are **not** user-generated. SR_stats.csv ------------- Summary statistics for surface reservoir storage, derived from historical model runs. Used by ``CALVIN.eop_constraint_multiplier()`` to set end-of-period storage bounds as a fraction of capacity, and by ``COSVF`` to validate hydropower lower bounds. Schema: ``, count, mean, std, min, 25%, 50%, 75%, max`` The ``min`` and ``max`` columns are the key fields — they define :math:`S_{min}` and :math:`S_{max}` for each reservoir. demand_nodes.csv ----------------- Maps demand links to regions and demand types (urban or agricultural). Used by the postprocessor to compute shortage volumes and costs by region. Schema: ``link, region, type`` portfolio.csv -------------- Supply portfolio classification for stacked bar chart visualization. Maps each supply link to a demand type (ag/urban), supply type (e.g. GWP, SWP, CVP), region, and aggregation label. Schema: ``link, type, supplytype, region, aggreg`` operation_nodes.csv -------------------- List of links that carry operational costs (e.g. water treatment plants, pump-conveyance). Used by the postprocessor to separate operational costs from shortage costs. Schema: ``link`` operation_groups.csv --------------------- Groups operational cost links into named categories for aggregated reporting. Schema: ``link, group`` pwp_nodes.csv -------------- List of pumping/power plant links. Used for hydropower-related postprocessing. Schema: ``link`` fourth-assessment-data/ ------------------------ Rim inflow multiplier data generated for the California Fourth Climate Assessment (2018). - ``rim-inflow-overview.xlsx`` — documents which rim inflows have multipliers derived directly from projection data vs. found by correlation. - ``rim-inflow-multipliers/`` — CSV files for each bias-corrected downscaled GCM projection, with one row per month and one column per reservoir inflow point.