CWatM is an open-source hydrologic model to simulate the water cycle: https://cwatm.iiasa.ac.at/ To begin playing, we download and install GitHub desktop and clone the CWatM repository.
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Setting up the hydrological model CWatM with GitHub (A1)
Setting up the hydrological model CWatM with GitHub
Installing Python, virtual envs, GDAL, NumPy, SciPy, netCDF4, and pandas on Windows
macOS: Python, GDAL, GitHub Desktop, CWatM, CWatM-Earth-30min, Numpy, Scipy & NetCDF4 with miniconda
Start CWatM hydrological modelling the Danube basin (A2)
Creating CWatM initialisation files (A3)
Water circles with the hydrological model CWatM (A4)
Coding and pull requests with the hydrological model CWatM (A5)
GRACE satellites for Danube basin water storage changes, with Earth Engine
Comparing GRACE and CWatM for the Danube basin, observing water storage changes since 1901 (A7)
Evapotranspiration in the Danube basin since 1901, with Earth Engine and CWatM (A8)
Downloading river discharge data for a single station from the GRDC (A9)