This repository contains the assignment and processed data for the computer practicals of the course Hydrological Modelling at Ghent University. The public repository does not contain solutions to the exercise. Solutions can be found in the solutions branch of a a private repository, access to which can be granted upon contacting me.
For students, please follow the installation instructions at https://h-cel.github.io/hydrological-modelling-public/0_practical_info.html
First, make a local copy of this repository using
git clone https://github.com/h-cel/hydrological-modelling.git
or download as zip file and unzip. In each case, make sure to navigate inside the hydrological-modelling folder before executing any of the command line interface (CLI) instructions below.
Go to the Quarto download page and download Quarto for your operating system (OS). This repository was built using Quarto 1.9.38.
Next, make sure you have (Mini)Conda installed (download links found here) to handle virtual environments in Python. Next open your CLI (or Anaconda prompt) and type:
conda env create -f environment.yml
conda activate hydromod_env
This ensures that the correct version of Python is used in your CLI.
Next, it is recommended that following Quarto tools are installed:
- In this repository, a final output is rendered to pdf. Therefore, a LaTeX distribution is needed. Install the TinyTex distribution, a lightweight version of TeX Live, with following command in the CLI:
quarto install tinytex. This should be more straightforward than managing your own Tex distribution.
To check if these installations were successful, run
quarto check
in the CLI. You should see
[✓] Checking LaTeX....................OK