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The goal of this study is to enable automatic comparisons between a series of simulations obtained with an updated version of a river routing model called RAPID, and those simulations that were used in a previous peer-reviewed publication.
 
The goal of this study is to enable automatic comparisons between a series of simulations obtained with an updated version of a river routing model called RAPID, and those simulations that were used in a previous peer-reviewed publication.
The focus will first be on the initial paper in which the RAPID model was described [http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2011JHM1345.1 here]. The model is available [https://github.com/c-h-david/rapid/ here].  Data for the first paper is currently stored on the [http://rapid-hub.org/ RAPID website], input data are [http://rapid-hub.org/data/rapid_input_San_Guad_20131007.tar.gz here], selected output data are [http://rapid-hub.org/data/rapid_plots_San_Guad_20111109.tar.gz there].  
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The focus will first be on the initial paper in which the RAPID model was described ([http://dx.doi.org/10.1175/2011JHM1345.1 here]). The model is available [https://github.com/c-h-david/rapid/ here].  Data for the first paper is currently stored on the [http://rapid-hub.org/ RAPID website], input data are [http://rapid-hub.org/data/rapid_input_San_Guad_20131007.tar.gz here], selected output data are [http://rapid-hub.org/data/rapid_plots_San_Guad_20111109.tar.gz there].  
  
  

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The goal of this study is to enable automatic comparisons between a series of simulations obtained with an updated version of a river routing model called RAPID, and those simulations that were used in a previous peer-reviewed publication. The focus will first be on the initial paper in which the RAPID model was described (here). The model is available here. Data for the first paper is currently stored on the RAPID website, input data are here, selected output data are there.