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Operational, hyper-resolution hydrologic modeling over the contiguous U.S. using themulti-scale, multi-physics WRF-Hydro Modeling and Data Assimilation System.

David Gochis, B. Cosgrove, Wei Yu, Edward P. Clark, David Yates, A. L. Dugger, J. L. McCreight, L. Pan, Y. Zhang, A. rafeei-Nasab, L. R. Karsten, Donald W. Cline, K. M. Sampson, Andrew J. Newman, Andrew Wood, Minna Win-Gildenmeister

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Key concepts: Data assimilation, Weather Research and Forecasting Model, Hydrological modelling, Scale (ratio), Meteorology, Environmental science, Remote sensing, Computer science

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