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The open global large-sample hydrology dataset — thousands of catchments with forcing, attributes and streamflow.
Canadian government R package for streamflow analysis — trends, frequencies and summaries from HYDAT.
by Province of British Columbia
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install.packages("fasstr")fasstr (Flow Analysis Summary Statistics Tool for R), from the Province of British Columbia, analyses daily streamflow with an emphasis on the statistics Canadian practice reports: long-term summaries, annual and seasonal statistics, trend analysis (via zyp/Mann-Kendall), volume-frequency and low-flow frequency analyses — pulling records straight from Environment and Climate Change Canada's HYDAT database via tidyhydat.
For Canadian hydrology it is the shortest path from gauge to defensible statistics; elsewhere it still offers one of the tidiest streamflow-statistics APIs in R.
Other data, monitoring & forecasting tools covering similar workflow stages.
The open global large-sample hydrology dataset — thousands of catchments with forcing, attributes and streamflow.
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CUAHSI's platform for sharing hydrological data and models — DOIs, collaboration and linked compute.
An open-source take on Google Flood Hub — per-gauge neural network streamflow forecasting you can self-host.
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