hydrobricks’ documentation

Hydrobricks is a flexible hydrological modelling framework. Its core is written in C++ and it has a Python interface. More specifically, the processes, fluxes and solver are coded in the C++ core, while data preparation is done with Python. The objective is to use Python wherever possible, and in particular for data processing, and C++ where necessary, for performance reasons.

Hydrobricks comes with pre-build model structures, but it aims at allowing structure definition from the user through the Python API. The existing model structures can be found under the models page. The main components of the model are described under the basics page.

Contents:

• Getting started
• The basics
  • Model structure
  • Spatial structure
  • Parameters
  • Forcing data
  • Running the model
  • Outputs
• Models
  • Common options
  • GSM-Socont
  • References
• Calibration
  • Calibration/analysis using SPOTPY
  • Prior distributions
• Advanced features
  • Land cover evolution
• Upgrade guide
  • v0.4 to v0.5
• API reference
  • Models
  • Components
  • Submodules
  • Preprocessing
  • C++ binding
• Indices and tables