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Registration is now open for our AMS Short … Registration is now open for our AMS Short Course: Introducing the Community WRF-Hydro Modeling System an Interactive Hands-on Tutorial (http://bit.ly/wrfhydroshort)</br></br></br>The course will be held on Saturday 11 January 2020, prior to the AMS Annual Meeting in Boston, MA. Space is limited!</br></br>You do not need to register for the entire meeting you can register (http://bit.ly/amsregs) for the short course separately. Each participant is required to come with their own laptop, capable of accessing wireless internet with prerequisite software installed to participate in the hands-on exercises. See the description below for the requirements.</br></br></br>'''Course Description:'''<br></br>WRF-Hydro®, an open-source community model, is used for a range of projects, including flash flood prediction, regional hydroclimate impacts assessment, seasonal forecasting of water resources, and land-atmosphere coupling studies. It was designed to link multi-scale process models of the atmosphere and terrestrial hydrology to provide:</br>* An extensible multi-scale & multi-physics land-atmosphere modeling capability for conservative, coupled and uncoupled assimilation & prediction of major water cycle components such as precipitation, soil moisture, snow pack, ground water, streamflow, and inundation</br>* Accurate and reliable streamflow prediction across scales (from 0-order headwater catchments to continental river basins and from minutes to seasons)</br>* A research modeling testbed for evaluating and improving physical process and coupling representations</br></br></br>In this half-day tutorial we will provide an introduction to the capabilities within WRF-Hydro and provide participants with the basic building blocks to start their research with it. Participants will gain experience with hands-on model configuration and execution and run experimental model simulations and comparisons with a prepared example test case. Participants will also be provided with information on additional resources that can be used to further their familiarity with WRF-Hydro and build on the basics learned during this tutorial.</br></br>Instructors include subject matter experts and lead developers of WRF-Hydro and the National Water Model from the National Center for Atmospheric Research, David Gochis and Aubrey Dugger.</br></br>Each participant is required to come with their own laptop, capable of accessing wireless internet with prerequisite software installed to participate in the hands-on exercises.</br>* Docker (community edition) at least version 18.09.2</br>* (docker settings: CPUs - 2 (at bare minimum)</br>* Memory- 8 GB (recommended)</br>* Swap-1024 MB (recommended)</br>* Disk image max size 60 GB (recommended)</br>* Google Chrome web browsermax size 60 GB (recommended)
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