getting-started

A repository for new users of the eWaterCycle platform

https://github.com/ewatercycle/getting-started

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A repository for new users of the eWaterCycle platform

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README.md

eWaterCycle

This repository is meant as a quick start to working with eWaterCycle. We will explain why we use eWaterCycle and how to use it. It is meant to be used as a teachbook, which can be found here.

Table of Contents

  • Why eWaterCycle?
    • What is eWaterCycle?
    • So Why Use eWaterCycle?
  • First Model Run
    • Interface
    • Hello World: Running an HBV Model
  • Different Forcing Data Generation
    • Camels Forcing using Caravan
    • ERA5 reanalysis
    • Shapefile you made yourself
    • Shapefile from Caravan dataset
    • CMIP6 historical data
    • CMIP6 future data
    • Manual data input
  • Different Models
    • HBV
    • PCRGlobWB
    • Wflow
  • Workflows
    • Running a Model
    • Flooding
    • Drought
    • Climate change
    • Calibrating Models
    • HBV
    • Comparisons
    • 1 Model, Multiple Forcings
    • 1 Forcing, Multiple Models
    • Model Coupling
    • Data Assimilation

Owner

  • Name: eWaterCycle
  • Login: eWaterCycle
  • Kind: organization

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