landlab.grid.linkstatus#

class LinkStatus[source]#

Bases: IntEnum

Define the link types

ACTIVE = 0#: Indicate a link is active, and can carry flux

FIXED = 2#: Indicate a link has a fixed (gradient) value, & behaves as a boundary

INACTIVE = 4#: Indicate a link is inactive, and cannot carry flux

classmethod __contains__(value)#

Return True if value is in cls.

value is in cls if: 1) value is a member of cls, or 2) value is the value of one of the cls’s members.

__dir__()#: Returns public methods and other interesting attributes.

classmethod __getitem__(name)#: Return the member matching name.

classmethod __iter__()#: Return members in definition order.

classmethod __len__()#: Return the number of members (no aliases)

__new__(value)#

is_active_link(node_status_at_link)[source]#

Find links that are active.

A link is active if it connects a core node with another core node or a fixed value boundary.

Parameters:: node_status_at_link (ndarray of int, shape (n_links, 2)) – Node status a link tail and head.
Returns:: True if link is isactive.
Return type:: ndarray of bool, shape (n_links, )

Examples

>>> from landlab.grid.linkstatus import is_active_link
>>> from landlab import NodeStatus
>>> is_active_link([NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT])
array([False])

>>> is_active_link([NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.FIXED_VALUE])
array([ True])

>>> is_active_link(
...     [
...         [NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT, NodeStatus.CORE],
...         [NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.CORE],
...     ]
... )
array([False, True])

is_fixed_link(node_status_at_link)[source]#

Find links that are fixed.

A link is fixed if it connects a core node with a fixed value boundary node.

Parameters:: node_status_at_link (ndarray of int, shape (n_links, 2)) – Node status a link tail and head.
Returns:: True if link is fixed.
Return type:: ndarray of bool, shape (n_links, )

Examples

>>> from landlab.grid.linkstatus import is_fixed_link
>>> from landlab import NodeStatus
>>> is_fixed_link([NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT])
array([ True])

>>> is_fixed_link([NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.FIXED_VALUE])
array([False])

>>> is_fixed_link(
...     [
...         [NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT, NodeStatus.CORE],
...         [NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.CORE],
...     ]
... )
array([ True, False])

is_inactive_link(node_status_at_link)[source]#

Find links that are inactive.

A link is inactive if it connects two boundary nodes or one of its nodes is closed.

Parameters:: node_status_at_link (ndarray of int, shape (n_links, 2)) – Node status a link tail and head.
Returns:: True if link is isactive.
Return type:: ndarray of bool, shape (n_links, )

Examples

>>> from landlab.grid.linkstatus import is_inactive_link
>>> from landlab import NodeStatus
>>> is_inactive_link([NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.CLOSED])
array([ True])

>>> is_inactive_link([NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT, NodeStatus.FIXED_VALUE])
array([ True])

>>> is_inactive_link(
...     [
...         [NodeStatus.FIXED_GRADIENT, NodeStatus.CLOSED],
...         [NodeStatus.CORE, NodeStatus.CORE],
...     ]
... )
array([ True, False])

set_status_at_link(node_status_at_link, out=None)[source]#