################ Offline Training ################ Tutorials ========= Our offline tutorial can be found here: https://github.com/iiasa/CWatM/tree/develop/Tutorials/General They come with a description and some exercises with settingsfiles Please have a look at the pdf Tutorial 1 starts with the structure of CWatM and how to turn it on .. image:: _static/71_tutorial1.png :width: 400px Tutorial 2 shows the example of the Zambezi River Basin - What are the uncertainties? .. image:: _static/71_tutorial2.png :width: 400px Tutorial 3 From here on you start to run CWatM by yourself .. image:: _static/71_tutorial3.png :width: 400px ... ... Tutorial 10 shows how to model lakes and reservoirs .. image:: _static/71_tutorial10.png :width: 400px Danube specific tutorials ------------------------- For the Danube we have a own tutorial. It is produced in the framework of the Interreg Danube project: Danube Water Balance 2024-2026. https://github.com/iiasa/CWatM/tree/develop/Tutorials/Danube They come with a description and some exercises with settingsfiles - **Exercise0** installing: Installing Python and CWatM - **Exercise1** settings: Working with the CWatM settingsfile.ini - **Exercise2** mannings: Change something and see the effect (here the routing parameter) - **Exercise3** calibration: How to calibrate the model? - **Exercise4** rivernetwork: How to change the river network? - **Exercise5** crops: CWatM can have different crops. How to work with them? - **Exercise6** watercycle: Postprocessing - How to make watercycle plots? - **Exercise7** options: CWatM has a lot of options - How to select which one? - **Exercise8** meteo: How to work with netcdf files and how to change the input data? - **Exercise10** output: CWatM has >500 variables, You dont want to output all of them, but maybe some? - **Exercise11** model structure: Inside CWatM - explains the source code structure - **Exercise12** reservoirs: How to change the behaviour of reservoirs? - **Exercise13** GitHub: Why using GitHub? This is the starting point: .. image:: _static/71_tutorial_danube1.png :width: 400px And this is for example Exercise8 .. image:: _static/71_tutorial_danube8.png :width: 400px