Jiada Li

Hi @katmratliff Thanks for your guidance. I tried 'outfall_statistics' but this function doesn't fit want I need. What I need is the TSS time-series data of storage units. I'm very...

Hi @dickinsonre Gotta! Thank you for your updates. I appreciate it.

> Hi @Jiadalee, that is great! To give you a sense of how to get started, take a look at these PR's: #170 for PySWMM, and [OpenWaterAnalytics/Stormwater-Management-Model#191](https://github.com/OpenWaterAnalytics/Stormwater-Management-Model/pull/191) for OWA SWMM....

> @Jiadalee, I have this (tentatively) working in [my branch](https://github.com/katmratliff/pyswmm). > > You can access current node quality values using, e.g., > `J1.quality` > and current link quality values with...

@katmratliff Thanks! I'm working on a new swmm5.dll library which can be used to get the node and link quality for PySWMM. It meets my requirements now but this work...

I prefer: .pollut_loading .pollut_concentration

Sorry, I already fixed this problem. However, I got a new question. I'm wondering about the difference between the 'external_inflow' and 'II_inflow' in the stats output?

Thanks. I found the 'external_inflow' variable is from the system routing_stats in pyswmm, but not from the node statistics . Does this mean the 'external_inflow' of pyswmm is the same...

@Zeeck972 Pls try these codes below: `sys_flooding_volume = [ ] # create an empty list for flooding volume` `sys_flooding_volume. append(system_routing.routing_stats['flooding']) #store flooding volume to the list` `print(sys_flooding_volume) #print the data`...

'for stem in sim:' should be 'for step in sim:' Also, can you try'print link.statistics' ?