Installation

For the Indirect Nutrient load we used PyLag, an offline particle tracking model. Pylag can be installed using conda. You can follow the instroctions to Instal Pylag from the following Pylag

Below is showing the quick way to install Pylag:

```
source /opt/miniconda/miniconda3/bin/activate
conda update conda
conda config --prepend channels conda-forge
conda config --prepend channels JimClark
conda create -n pylag python=3.11
conda activate pylag
conda install -n pylag -c JimClark pylag
```

Building the docs

To build PyLag’s documentation, a number of extra dependencies are required. These are not packaged with PyLag by default in order to keep the base installation slim and easier to manage. If you would like to build the documentation, the extra dependencies can be installed using conda or pip. The following commands use conda to install all the extra dependencies in the conda environment already created:

conda install -n pylag sphinx nbsphinx sphinx_rtd_theme sphinxcontrib-napoleon sphinx-copybutton \
              jupyter jupyter_client ipykernel seapy cmocean matplotlib shapely cartopy

conda install -c JimClark -n pylag PyQT-fit