Great Lakes Runoff Intercomparison Project Phase 4: Great Lakes (GRIP-GL)
This study is the fourth in a sequence of the Great Lakes Runoff Intercomparison Projects covering the entire Great Lakes watershed after the predecessors focussed on in individual lakes (Michigan, Ontario, and Erie). Twelve data-driven, hydrologic and land-surface models of different complexity are set up over this domain using the same meteorological forcings and geophysical input datasets (soil, landcover, DEM), and their simulated streamflows at 141 calibration and 71 independent validation stations are compared. Calibration was performed from 2001 to 2010 while temporal validation took place for the period between 2011 and 2017.
Figure:
Domain modelled within the GRIP-GL project including 12
models setup and compared at 141 calibration stations and
71 validation stations.
Please go to 'Maps' to visualize and download result of this project. More details about the amazing team involved in this work can be found under 'About'. Details about the project setup, datasets used, and overall structure can be found on the GitHub associated with this project (private until publication).
Feel free to contact Julie Mai if you have questions or you would like to contribute your model's results to this project.
