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meteorological-data-interpolation

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CRITERIA3D

ARPA-SIMC / CRITERIA3D

CRITERIA-3D is a three-dimensional agro-hydrological model for small catchments.

crop spatial-analysis water heat soil boundary-conditions environmental-modelling hydrological-modelling climate-analysis water-balance land-surface-modeling subsurface-flow catchments agro-meteorological meteorological-data-interpolation 3d-water-fluxes criteria-3d

Updated Nov 22, 2024
C++

ARPA-SIMC / agrolib

Agrolib are a set of libraries for agrometeorological modeling and climate analysis. They include a numerical solution for three-dimensional water and heat flow in the soil, water balance, meteorological data interpolation, daily weather generator, radiation budget, snow accumulation and melt, plant development and plant water uptake.

soil plant-development climate-analysis water-balance agro-meteorological meteorological-data-interpolation hydrologic-model plant-water-uptake radiation-budget snow-accumulation heat-flow agrometeo snow-melt

Updated Nov 22, 2024
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geo-stack / climate-data-preprocessing-tool

A tool to extract and preprocess Canadian historical daily weather data

climate-data meteorological-data meteorological-data-interpolation climate-data-preprocessing

Updated Sep 27, 2024
Python

GRIB_1_Viewer

i-samos / GRIB_1_Viewer

This is an application written in MATLAB that can read GRIB1 files and visualize meteorological parameters.

visualization weather visualisation meteorology weather-information grib weather-data weather-forecast weather-app grib-decoder meteorological-data-interpolation meteorological-visualization

Updated Apr 2, 2023
MATLAB

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