This repository collect projects that showcase how eWaterCycle works, including student projects.
The intended way to look at this repository is by using the teachbook.
We have projects from different levels of education, including:
- Bachelor of Science (BSc) projects
- Master of Science (MSc) projects
- PhD/PostDoc/Research projects
For the tutorial, first go to the teachbook, then use the GitHub Logo on the top right 
and click on JupyterHub.
Go into folder: projects/book/tutorials_examples.
This will take you to a server on the Surf Research Cloud, where we have eWaterCycle installed and all the required data on hand.
- Bachelor of Science (BSc) Projects
- Master of Science (MSc) Projects
- Research Projects
- Tutorials
- References
Projects counter:
- BSc projects: 6
- MSc projects: 1
- PhD/PostDoc/Research projects: 1
The eWaterCycle Python package brings together many components from the eWaterCycle project. An overall goal of this project is to make hydrological modelling fully reproducible, open, and FAIR.
Typically, the eWaterCycle platform is deployed on a system that can be accessed through the browser via JupyterHub, and comes preconfigured with readily available parameter sets, meteorological forcing data, model images, etcetera. This makes it possible for researchers to quickly run an experiment without the hassle of installing a model or creating suitable input data. To learn more about the system setup, read our System setup page.
If you want to use eWaterCycle for your own research, please reach out to the team via our GitHub page. Once you have an account look at the getting-started page to get started.