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TIN-based Real-time Integrated Basin Simulator: Version 6.0.0

This repository contains source code for the fully distributed hydrological model: TIN-based Real-time Integrated Basin Simulator (tRIBS). We provide extensive documentation of the model here. Our documentation also contains useful information about working with the tRIBS code base through GitHub and how to contribute. Finally we also provide templates.

Licensing information can be found in LICENSE.txt.

Release notes are provided here.

Model reference list, number of citations and H-index can be found here.

Installation

We provide four options for accessing the tRIBS model:

1. Compiled executables for latest macOS and Ubuntu systems
2. Docker
3. CMake build system
4. Codespaces

Getting Started

We have prepared multiple example applications for users to apply and learn from:

1. Benchmarks: Two fully setup models that users can run themselves or explore various model inputs. Requires users to supply their own installation of the model.
2. Codespaces: An example application of generating an input file and running the model in a cloud computing environment, free of charge. Requires nothing from the user other than a Github account and a web-browser.
3. pytRIBS Examples: Example applications of full model generation in a Jupyter notebook using the pytRIBS python package. Requires the users to have pytRIBS installed in a python environment and Docker installed.

Community Support

To stay informed about model announcements and to interact with other users, please join the tRIBS Users Email List.

• Option 1 (Web): Join via the tRIBS Google Group Page (requires Google sign-in).
• Option 2 (Email): Send a blank email to tribs+subscribe@googlegroups.com to subscribe via your preferred email client (no Google account required).

Release/Version Notes

tRIBS uses semantic versioning. We record updates of major, minor, and patch versions here.

Important Disclaimer

The following link points to an unofficial, third-party AI assistant that is not maintained or endorsed by the tRIBS development team.

Answers provided by the AI may be inaccurate, or incomplete. For all scientific and technical applications, the official tRIBS Documentation and the source code itself must be considered the only source of truth.

Use this tool at your own risk.