EGRET
Open Source
USGS R package for long-term water-quality and streamflow trends — home of the WRTDS method.
hydroTSM
StableR workhorse for hydrological time series — aggregation, summaries and hydrologically-aware plots in a few calls.
- Pricing
- Open Source
- License
- GPL-2+
- Commercial use
- Permitted
- Ecosystem
- R
- Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux
Install
install.packages("hydroTSM")About hydroTSM
hydroTSM (by Mauricio Zambrano-Bigiarini) handles the daily manipulations of hydrological time series in R: aggregate sub-daily to daily/monthly/annual by hydrologic year, compute seasonal summaries, fill and inspect gaps, and produce the standard exploratory graphics — hydrographs, matrix plots of monthly behaviour, flow-duration curves — with almost no ceremony.
Paired with its sibling hydroGOF (goodness-of-fit metrics for model evaluation), it forms the humble backbone of a great many R hydrology workflows.
Where it fits in the workflow
TerrainCatchmentRainfallRunoffRoutingHydraulicsMappingReporting
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