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Water quality data may have invalid values, which can be problematic when they occur in datetime fields. Change default query behavior to return only valid data.
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…missing data to get_qwdata and get_gwlevels (#53)
* New get_pmcodes function
This upload fixes issue #17.
* Update nwis.py
* Update nwis.py
* Update waterdata_pmcodes.txt
* This PR fixes issue #18.
* Update waterdata_pmcodes.txt
* fix the metadata test for variable_info
* update tests to mock multiple parameter_cd
* update test_get_info parameter_cd to a list
* This upload fixes issue #20
* Fix issue #21
* This upload fixes issue #22
* Revert "This upload fixes issue #20"
This reverts commit 938c3d5.
* Revert 66b8b7c, acd1a54, 938c3d5
* Making multi-level indexing optional
This modification addresses issue #25 by adding an additional parameter multi_index to some functions. When multi_index=False the output will be a dataframe with a single-level index (datetime) independently of the number of sites being queried.
* Update nwis.py
* Returning all raw data from get_qwdata and get_gwleveles
This addresses issue #27 by modifying the function that parses date and time from get_qwdata and get_gwleveles avoiding data loss.
Co-authored-by: Scott Black <sblack@cuahsi.org>
Co-authored-by: Nouri1992 <46764664+Nouri1992@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Nouri1992 <nour.atallah@usu.edu>
Water quality data may have invalid values, which can be problematic when they occur in datetime fields. Change default query behavior to return only valid data.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: