Some Python tools to manipulate Delft3D(4)-FLOW input files and netCDF output.
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Flood risk and house price tipping points for an archetypical coastal city under many sea level rise scenarios and dynamic adaptive policies.
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Catalog-independent Wflow SBM hydrological model for the Upper Niger Basin. Complete ETL pipeline from raw ERA5/SRTM to runnable Julia simulation. Includes documented error resolutions and reusable patterns for building Wflow-sbm model.
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Open-source desktop suite for pre-processing, running and post-processing Delft3D simulations
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