.. _hydroland_related_resources: Related Resources ================= This page collects related datasets, repositories, documentation, publications, references, and contact information for HydroLand. Repositories and documentation ------------------------------ * `HydroLand Python package `_ * `mHM model `_ * `mRM model `_ * `Zenodo archive `_ — citable archive of the HydroLand package releases. This DOI always resolves to the most recent release; the version used to produce the current data release is cited in :ref:`hydroland_data_quality_and_evaluation`. * `Fields DataBase (FDB) `_ — further information on how the climate models write their output. * `GSV interface `_ — source code of the package that allows reading the climate model output. * `HEALPix documentation `_ — information on the native grid in which climate model output is stored. * `EuroHPC Joint Undertaking `_ — main page on the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, which enables access to some of the largest HPC systems in Europe. Related datasets and documentation ---------------------------------- * `GLEAM `_ — satellite-based evapotranspiration dataset used as the reference for HydroLand actual evapotranspiration. * `GRDC `_ — Global Runoff Data Centre river discharge archive, used as the reference for routed river discharge. * `ERA5-Land `_ — reanalysis dataset used as the reference for bias-adjusted precipitation and temperature. Scientific literature --------------------- The publications underlying HydroLand and its evaluation reference datasets are cited below. The full entries are listed on the :doc:`References ` page. * GLEAM v3 evapotranspiration — Martens et al. (2017) :cite:`Martens2017` * ERA5-Land reanalysis — Muñoz-Sabater et al. (2021) :cite:`MunozSabater2021` * Potential evapotranspiration formulation — Oudin et al. (2005) :cite:`Oudin2005` * River discharge data — Global Runoff Data Centre (2023) :cite:`GRDC2023` Contact ------- HydroLand is developed and maintained at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ). Contact the developers through the `HydroLand repository `_.