Friday, February 6, 2026

The Hydrology 2026 Lab

 The lab component makes up nearly half of the course, following the motto:

"Learning by doing."

Throughout the lab, you will conduct at least three key numerical experiments:

  • Time Series Analysis – Exploring various data elaborations with various Jupyter Notebooks and a little of Python
  • Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves – Estimating rainfall intensity over different time scales with various Jupyter Notebooks and a little of Python, as well 
  • Infiltration Experiments – Investigating soil absorption dynamics using the WHETGEO system
  • Evaporation & Transpiration Experiments – Understanding water loss processes in different conditions using the GEOSPACE ssytem

Resources

🔹[Vimeo Showcase – General Lab Videos]

🔹[OSF Repository – Lab Materials]

🔹[Theory and Concepts here]

📌 Detailed videos and materials for each experiment are listed below.




📅 26 February 2026 – Installation and Introduction to working with Jupyter and Notebooks

📅 6 March 2026 Reading a file

📅 9 March 2026 How to read and plot data

📅 12 March 2026 -  San Martino Reprise


Interpolating the Gumbel distribution to annual precipitation maxima
Where to find the data
  • Finding the data for the Time Series Analysis (Vimeo2025)

📅 13 April 2026 

Below, you'll discover the resources for the second part of the lab, which encompass instructions for utilizing Object Modelling System version 3 (OMS3) models such as WHETGEO1D and GEOET. Within the OMS Projects, you'll find a directory named Jupyter_Notebook, housing sets of notebooks designed to guide you through handling both input and output data for these programs.

OMS and further Anaconda Installations
A general introduction to some OMS3 concepts

📅 16 April 2026 

 Introduction to Infiltration with WHETGEO 1D. WHETGEO specifically focuses on simulating the coupled processes of water and heat transport, which are crucial for understanding: Soil moisture dynamics, Evapotranspiration processes, Energy balance at the land surface, Groundwater-surface water interactions, Snow and ice processes (where temperature is critical)


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