Content of this resource:

• readme.md: This file explains the content of this HydroShare resource.
• FIM_Demo: This folder contains code and data for the second demo of the workshop. This demo demonstrates how to access shared and publicly available datasets and codes and run advanced scientific Jupyter notebooks by leveraging HydroShare and CIROH compute services to enhance collaboration and share research data and models.
• Hands_On_Exercise: This folder contains code and data for the first demo and the hands-on activity, which includes two main parts: (A) Creating a new HydroShare resource and (B) Using CIROH compute services to run a simple code.
• HydroShare for CIROH-May 29 2024: These are the presentation slides used during the workshop session.
• HydroShareHandsOnExercisePrint: This document describes the hands-on exercise. It is printed out and shared with the participants to follow steps to create a new HydroShare resource and use compute services to run computational codes on CIROH compute services.
• HydroShareHandsOnExercise_step-by-step: This document contains the same instructions as the previous document with screenshots illustrating the steps.
• Figures: This folder contains figures of the case study locations in Demo 1 and Demo 2.

Data used for Demo 1:

Case Study: The Logan River Watershed is a snowmelt-dominated watershed located in the Bear River mountain range east of Logan, Utah. Most precipitation falls in the form of snowfall during winter months and as rain during spring and summer time. Water flows southwest through mostly natural land cover. It drains an area of roughly 628 square kilometers.

Data used for Demo 2:

Case Study: The Licking River watershed is within Kentucky. The watershed is identified with the 8-digit hydrological unit code (HUC) 05100101. The main stem of the river flows north northwest 320 miles from its headwaters to its confluence with the Ohio River near Cincinnati, OH. It drains an area of roughly 7,196 square kilometers.

How to run computational notebooks in this resource:

To access the CIROH JupyterHub, you have two options. First, you can right-click on any of the Jupyter Notebooks within this resource and choose the CIROH Production JupyterHub option. Alternatively, you can open the entire resource by clicking on the Open with button located at the top right corner of the landing page. Once you're in the resource, make sure to select the Medium server, and then follow the steps provided in the notebook.