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Community advice to young hydrologists

Posted on October 17, 2017 by

Scott T. Allen and Wouter R. Berghuijs ETH Zurich (allensc@ethz.ch, wouter.berghuijs@usys.ethz.ch) Published 17 October 2017, Download PDF Version Early career hydrologists can benefit from the advice of others who are more advanced in their careers. We have solicited short answers from established … Continue reading →

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Hydroinformatics for hydrology: geostatistical modelling

Posted on July 3, 2017 by

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 →

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Opinion papers in hydrology: Why and how? (short course) at EGU 2017

Posted on May 3, 2017 by

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 →

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Using R in Hydrology (short course) at EGU 2017

Posted on May 2, 2017 by

“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 →

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How to get your paper published (short course) at EGU 2017

Posted on April 24, 2017 by

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 →

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