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Issue created Nov 05, 2020 by Delaigue Olivier@olivier.delaigueOwner

PotEvap and Precip are reversed in RunModel_GR1A outputs

PotEvap and Precip are reversed in the RunModel_GR1A outputs. The code of the GR1A is duplicated in the RunModel_GR1A() function. The code is written in R and in Fortran. It is the R code that is used to run the model. All RunModel_*() functions return first PotEvap and second Precip, but it is inversed in the GR1A R code (not in the Fortran code):

PEQ <- rbind(c(NA,NA,NA),cbind(P1,E1,Q1))

Maybe it is a good idea to remove this R code.

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