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Nice hydrographs for everyone from everyone, introducing eWaterCycle II
ewatercycle.org/2018/11/12/i…
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Proud to present my main contribution to #science from the last couple of years, now officially published: the @eWaterCycle platform! The paper is published today in @EGU_GMD:
doi.org/10.5194/gmd-15-5371-…
eWaterCycle is a collaboration between @wrmtudelft and @eScienceCenter
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eWaterCycle retweeted
Policy makers usually have a #DataScientist on staff to look at the impact of proposed policy, but those data scientists will generally not be trained hydrologists. For them (a.o.) we're developing @eWaterCycle. This was just presented at #vEGU21 youtube.com/watch?v=W60Ui80h…
If you are attending #vEGU21 and are curious to see what the eWaterCycle team has been up to, we have a handy overview of all the sessions you can find us! ewatercycle.org/2021/04/15/e…
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When we started @eWaterCycle we decide that we would put extra effort into making sure that tools we build because we need them for our own project were also usable by others (as all @eScienceCenter projects do)
Really cool that ERA5cli is starting to have a real user community!
Good news everyone! ERA5cli, our tool to download the #ECMWF ERA5 dataset now also support the ERA5 back extension! See era5cli.readthedocs.io/en/la…
Good news everyone! ERA5cli, our tool to download the #ECMWF ERA5 dataset now also support the ERA5 back extension! See era5cli.readthedocs.io/en/la…




