gohydro

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goHydro

A suite of hydrological tools needed for numerical modelling

Includes:

• energybal - A general energy balance scheme. Mostly used for snowpack modelling.
• glue - a Generalized Likelihood Uncertainty Estimator struct that is sorting-safe
• gmet - a struct used to handle gridded temporal data efficiently (legacy)
• grid - a struct used to manipulate gridded data
• gwru - a Ground Water Response Unit (for hydrological modelling)
• mainly a distributed application of TOPMODEL
• hru - a Hydrologic Response Unit (for hydrological modelling)
• infiltration - a suite of infiltration schemes
• Curve Number method
• lia - an explicit, 2D local inertial approximation to the shallow water equation, following LISFLOOD-FP.
  • deprecated: moved to goLIA.
• met - tools to handle time series data (legacy)
• pet - a suite of PET estimators
• porousmedia - a Go struct used to define the properties of some variable porous media profile including a fully-implicit solution to the one-dimensional, unsteady Richards equation of variably saturated liquid and vapour flow in porous media, based on the solution of Bittelli, M., Campbell, G.S., and Tomei, F., (2015). Soil Physics with Python. Oxford University Press.
  • deprecated: moved to goVSF.
• profile - an ordered set of porousmedia making up a linear/vertical subsurface profile.
• rainrun - a variety of lumped-parameter, catchment-based continuous rainfall-runoff models using a common interface. This package include the ability for Monte Carlo integration and optimization.
• routing - a suite of topological tools optimized as a recursive set of structs
• snowpack - a snowpack modelling scheme
• solirrad - solar irradiation computer
• swat - SWAT model effectively re-created using goHydro
• tem - a Topological Elevation Model: a DEM with drain path connectivity.
• transfunc - a suite of generalized "transfer functions" used in hydrological modelling
• waterbudget - a set of classic large scale waterbudget models (for fun)
• wgen - a simple weather generator