Amin Aghababaei
Brigham Young University
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ABSTRACT:
This repository contains CSV files of selected gauges, evenly distributed across different geological sections according to USGS divisions. Each data point has been manually labeled to indicate whether baseflow is the only source of the streamflow.
ABSTRACT:
In this repository, 178 streamflow data from several gauges are gathered and for each of them, the baseflow value, based on the Chapman's model is calculated.
ABSTRACT:
This resource contains a series of Python-based Jupyter Notebooks used to evaluate the performance of short-range flood forecasts from the National Water Model (NWM) across 17 major U.S. flood events between 2021 and 2022. The workflows include gage selection, watershed delineation, land cover and topographic analysis, NWM forecast retrieval via API, and forecast performance evaluation using peak flow, timing, volume, and Kling-Gupta Efficiency metrics. These notebooks support the analyses presented in the mansucript "Comprehensive Evaluation of Short-Range Flood Forecasts in the U.S. National Water Model: A Multi-Region Analysis of Flood Timing, Magnitude, and Basin Influences" submitted to the journal and are intended to promote reproducibility and transparency in large-scale hydrologic model evaluation.
Note: The resource is currently discoverable only. Upon publication of the manuscript, the full dataset will be made accessible and the resource will be published with a DOI.
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Created: Oct. 11, 2022, 3:48 p.m.
Authors: Maghami, Iman · Ames, Dan · Aghababaei, Amin · Chapagain, Abin Raj · Jaramillo Garcia, Jerson · Anderson, Jacob
ABSTRACT:
This resource contains a series of Python-based Jupyter Notebooks used to evaluate the performance of short-range flood forecasts from the National Water Model (NWM) across 17 major U.S. flood events between 2021 and 2022. The workflows include gage selection, watershed delineation, land cover and topographic analysis, NWM forecast retrieval via API, and forecast performance evaluation using peak flow, timing, volume, and Kling-Gupta Efficiency metrics. These notebooks support the analyses presented in the mansucript "Comprehensive Evaluation of Short-Range Flood Forecasts in the U.S. National Water Model: A Multi-Region Analysis of Flood Timing, Magnitude, and Basin Influences" submitted to the journal and are intended to promote reproducibility and transparency in large-scale hydrologic model evaluation.
Note: The resource is currently discoverable only. Upon publication of the manuscript, the full dataset will be made accessible and the resource will be published with a DOI.

ABSTRACT:
In this repository, 178 streamflow data from several gauges are gathered and for each of them, the baseflow value, based on the Chapman's model is calculated.

ABSTRACT:
This repository contains CSV files of selected gauges, evenly distributed across different geological sections according to USGS divisions. Each data point has been manually labeled to indicate whether baseflow is the only source of the streamflow.