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Calibrating The Meuse and Rhine Wflow Hourly Models

This renewed effort in calibrating the two largest operational hydrologic models for the Netherlands is intended to address:

  1. Primarily timing lead and lag times in event onset and arrival on a per catchment basis.
  2. Improving high and low flow simulation accuracy.
  3. Providing uncertainty estimates that stem from calibration.
  4. Reproducibility.

A workflow is built for the Meuse, which is then deployed for the Rhine.

This workflow is borrowing and expanding on the work done for:

  1. Interreg (calibration, Laurene Bouaziz and Anais Cousanon)
  2. Puget (Joost Buitink and Brendan Dalmijn)

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The innovations and contributions of this new effort in model calibration are:

  1. Event timing metrics as calibration objectives (mean timing offset and std of lead/lag)
  2. Cascading calibration (dependency tree solver)