These lecture are actually part of the 2024 course in Hydrological Modelling. However because they can be of some more general interest, I am grouping them also here. They try to review the concepts of modelling in general and when applied to hydrology. In the series of lectures there is also a concise overview of catchment processes. The first lecture image, see below, it a Maurizo Cattelan artwork entitled "A donkey among doctors" which is my attitude when I approach the topic.
- Models in Science (Vimeo2024)
- Catchment processes (Vimeo2024)
- Further References
- Gao, Hongkai, F. Fenicia, and H. Savenije. 2023. “HESS Opinions: Are Soils Overrated in Hydrology?” Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, July. https://doi.org/10.5194/hess-27-2607-2023.
- Ying Zhao, Mehdi Rahmati, Harry Vereecken, Dani Or. “Comment on ‘Are Soils Overrated in Hydrology?’ by Gao et Al. (2023).” Egusphere -. Accessed March 8, 2024. https://egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/2024/egusphere-2024-629/.
- Hydrological Models (Vimeo2024)
- Seven steps in hydrological modelling: I - clarifying the purposes, II-geomorphology, IV-pre-analysis of input data (Vimeo2024)
- Integral Distributed Model or Hydrological Dynamical Systems, HDSys (Vimeo2024)
- The representation of Hydrological Dynamical System (Vimeo2024)
- Seven steps in hydrological modelling: IV- setup, V - model calibration/execution/validation (Vimeo2024)
- Seven steps in hydrological modelling: VI- delivery the results, VII- final deployment to stakeholders (Vimeo2024)
- DARTHs (Digital Twins of Earth System)
- A new way to do models
- A final view on Hydrological Dynamical Systems and their application to catchments.
- Hypothesis testing in Hydrological Modelling with HDSys (At the whiteboard)
- Further readings:
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