CTSM (CLM5) CAMELS Basins Model -- LSE calibration version 1

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Abstract:

This dataset contains the first public configuration of the CTSM land model designed for experimentation on CTSM hydrologic processes, including runoff. It contains the model implementation spanning a large-sample collection of 627 watersheds from the CAMELS dataset, also developed at NCAR. This archive contains the input, configuration and output files constructed to introduce a new model parameter estimation approach using AI-based model emulators with sequential optimization to calibrate and regionalize CTSM (and other models) for large-domain (national to global scale) implementation. This data resource (together with the public LSE method repository at NCAR) forms a valuable testbed for hydrologic modeling with CTSM will enable the community to explore and build on the new approach, and provides a benchmark for evaluating future modeling strategies for hydrology. It also contains a large sample (of up to 1000 parameter sets per basin) for assessment of CTSM hydrologic parameter sensitivities. The data are not grids but are mostly time-series of locations that enable the implementation of CTSM over 627 individual watersheds, treated individually as points.

Temporal Range:
2008-10-01 00:00 +0000 to 2014-09-30 23:00 +0000
Variables:
Dewpoint Depression Land/Ocean/Ice Fraction Soil Moisture/Water Content Water Table Depth
Data Types:
Location
Data Contributors:
UCAR/NCAR/CGD
Climate and Global Dynamics Division, National Center for Atmospheric Research, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Total Volume:
0 MB
Data Formats:
comma-separated values
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