What I have thought through hydrological modeling researches

Depression & just what I thought.

Who Would Have Thought?

Results of a study from Mississippi State University, working with the parents of more than 16,000 kids reveals big news. The study on self-control compared the scores of children exhibiting poor or unhappy behavior and how well they respected and worked with peers, to parents’ statements on how frequently they attended worship, talked with their children about religion, and argued about religi...

Integrated Modeling of Hydrological Processes Through OpenMI and Web Services

Difficulty in linking data and models across organizations is one of the barriers to be overcome in developing integrated decision-making systems since not all models exist in the same location. OpenMI is a popular standard for coupling spatially and temporarily hydrological models but it requires that all involved models exist on the same machine. In this paper we present a Web Services based ...

Hydrological modeling in Modelica

Hydrological modeling is an area where modeling has been used for a very long time. Applications range from forecasts for the hydro power industry, public safety, agriculture and environmental monitoring. Still, to the best of our knowledge, Modelica has been very little used in hydrological modeling so far. In this paper, we aim to show that the Modelica language is well suited for hydrologica...

Commentary What I Have and What I DoÐThe Role of Resource Loss and Gain Throughout Life

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