Standard data package, 1-10 Day Forecast of River flow

Data Delivery Details

This standard package for 1-10 day forecast data (World-Wide HYPE) includes:

Geographical domain	Choice of one region (see World-Wide HYPE model)
Model version	WWH1.3.3
Variable	River discharge (m³/s)
Temporal and spatial resolution	Daily mean per catchment
Thresholds per catchment	>2-year return period, >5-year return period, >30-year return period¹
Data period	1-10 days ahead
Forcing meteo data	HydroGFD 2.0² and ECMWF Deterministic Daily Forecast³
Data delivery frequency	Daily delivery⁴
Delivery period	One year, automatic renewal if not canceled ahead.
Data format	NetCDF for time series and shape file for catchment borders.
Price	€ 6,000/year

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Notes:

These thresholds are useful in flood warning services.
Berg, P., Donnelly, C., and Gustafsson, D. (2018). Near-real-time adjusted reanalysis forcing data for hydrology, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 22, 989–1000, https://doi.org/10.5194/hess-22-989-2018. Temperature and precipitation from the HydroGFD dataset can be ordered as customized data package – contact us!
Currently, the 1-10 days forecast in HypeWeb is based on one single deterministic meteorological forecast (from ECMWF) for each geographical domain.
Historical forecasts can be delivered as customized data package – contact us!

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Global Regions From The World-Wide-HYPE Model

1-10 days forecast of river flow in the World-Wide HYPE model is currently under evaluation, for instance in West Africa (see https://fanfar.eu/ in particular Deliverable 3.2).

The standard package includes time series for some 10 000 – 30 000 catchments in each region. Click on the maps below to enlarge them.