Working with WSIM

WSIM functionality can be accessed in multiple forms, depending on the desired levels of customization and automation.

• Through the Workflow and Data Management tools, users can run automated processes to produce Composite Indices and other outputs from standardized WSIM configurations.

• With the Command-Line Utilities tools, users can perform core operations of WSIM (distribution fitting, anomaly computation, land surface modeling, etc.), customizing the datasets and parameters used for each operation.

• Using the R Packages, users can integrate WSIM functionality into their own code.

• Workflow and Data Management
  • Notes about Make
  • Starting a New Model Instance
  • Data Workspace
• Command-Line Utilities
  • General Concepts
  • Computing anomalies and return periods (wsim_anom)
  • Computing composite indices (wsim_composite)
  • Bias-correcting a forecast (wsim_correct)
  • Fitting statistical distributions (wsim_fit)
  • Running the flow accumulator (wsim_flow)
  • Summarizing data (wsim_integrate)
  • Running the Land Surface Model (wsim_lsm)
  • Combining variables into a netCDF (wsim_merge)
• R Packages
• Data Sets
  • Forcing Datasets
  • Parameter Datasets