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Quick recap on EGU 2017 Short course on Hydrological Forecasting
For the first time at this year’s EGU 2017, HEPEX and the YHS jointly organised a Short course on Hydrological Forecasting. The course was focused on real-time hydrological forecasting and topics covered included: Estimating predictive uncertainty (e.g. ensembles & post-processing) … Continue reading
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Hydroinformatics for hydrology: geostatistical modelling
This year’s focus for “Hydroinformatics for hydrology” short course at EGU GA 2017 was geostatistics. Being introduced to the fundamentals of geostatistics, the participants (> 60, the room was full!) had the opportunity to hear about the applications of geostatistical methods … Continue reading
Opinion papers in hydrology: Why and how? (short course) at EGU 2017
by Anna Solcerova (Delft University of Technology, convener) Young (and mature) scientist visiting the EGU 2017 conference had a chance to participate on a short course titled “Opinion papers in hydrology: Why and how”. Bettina Schaefli, Vazken Andréassian, and Hubert … Continue reading
Using R in Hydrology (short course) at EGU 2017
“Using R in hydrology” short course at EGU 2017 was a great success, attracting over 100 participants (in a room with 80 seats, see photo!). We covered a wide range of hydrologically focused applications of the R programming language: reproducible … Continue reading
How to get your paper published (short course) at EGU 2017
Ross Woods (University of Bristol) taught this year’s How to write a paper short course, focussing on “How to get your hydrology paper published – dealing with editors, reviews, and revisions”. The slides of the short course are available online. On … Continue reading
