HS3.3 Open Source Computing in Hydrology |
Convener: Attilio Castellarin | Co-Conveners: Jan Seibert , Paolo Paron , Martinus van den Berg , Margherita Di Leo , Ann van Griensven |
PICO
/ Mon, 13 Apr, 13:30–17:00
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This session calls for gathering the open source community of developers and users in the various fields of hydrology (surface and subsurface) and water resources management. If you are developing a research using Open Source software and/or datasets in, for instance, flood risk assessment and mapping, prediction in ungaged basin, sediment budgeting, temporal time series analysis, geostatistics in hydrology, hydrological change assessment and anthropogenic effects on the hydrological cycle, groundwater exploration, recharge or pollution, just to mention a few, we strongly invite you to present your Open Source code or to share and discuss your results or your proposals for research in our session.
We are looking forward to hosting your innovative research in a new and dynamic session format:
An EGU PICO session which combines a 2-minute oral presentation (2-minute madness) with an interactive poster presentation on dedicated touch-screens (http://www.egu2015.eu/pico.html)
Introductory keynote oral presentation:
Sophie Balemans & Stijn Van Hoey (Young Scientists), Ingmar Nopens, and Piet Seuntjes, "Interactive model evaluation tool based on IPython notebook"
The session is co-sponsored by the International Commission on Statistical Hydrology of International Association of Hydrological Sciences (ICSH-IAHS, former STAHY). A report of the event, a PDF version of your poster, together with associated media/software/codes will be posted on the ICSH-IAHS web site soon after the conference (http://www.stahy.org).