As an outcome of Michele Bottazzi dissertation finally we have this first paper. It is a validation of the Prospero model of evapotranspiration. What is that special in the Prospero Model ? At the end it is a Jarvis-Type ET

  In ten minutes or so I am meeting the first organised group of possible Lysimeter GEO users that are not just my students of the Hydrology Class. It is time, I guess for collecting all the material we organised around

 Just Yesterday I linked a webinar of Machine Learning and Hydrology, and today I am linking a new one which is the companion of a paper just appeared in Water Resiurces Research. Here it is the video below and below

 I had the occasion to see a presentation given by Saman Razavi on this topic and I found it educative.  It can be found on YouTube and you can see it below. It contains a quick historical review and exemplify

 MARRmoT is a toolbox containing several Rainfall-Runoff models. The paper and the description of the toolbox is here. The operation is a smart initiative to include many of the commonly used models in a single place and let the users

 One interesting fact that is not clear to most of people is that the chain derivation rule is not valid when we go from the continuous domain of calculus to the discrete domain of numerics. This means, for instance that: