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 ====== The HYPE wiki pages ====== ====== The HYPE wiki pages ======
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-**Welcome to the HYPE wiki pages. HYPE is an open source dynamic integrated rainfall-runoff and nutrient transfer model developed and maintained by the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI). //HYPE// is short for //​HY//​drological //​P//​redictions for the //​E//​nvironment. This wiki provides documentation for the HYPE model.** 
  
 +**Welcome to the HYPE wiki pages. HYPE is an open source dynamic integrated rainfall-runoff and nutrient transfer model developed and maintained by the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI). **
  
 +//HYPE// is short for //​HY//​drological //​P//​redictions for the //​E//​nvironment. This wiki provides documentation for the HYPE model.
  
  
-===== Documentation ===== 
  
-[[start:​Hype model description| HYPE model description]] on the wiki 
  
-[[start:​HYPE_file_reference|HYPE file reference]] on the wiki+===== Available documentation =====
  
-|{{:​HHcode_structure_simple.png?​100|code}}|[[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​HYSS_HYPE_code_overview.pdf/​download|The structure of the HYPE code.]] Download pdf-file with an overview of both HYSS and HYPE code structure.|+[[start:​Hype model description| HYPE model description]] on this wiki. As exported [[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​|pdf-file]]. 
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 +[[start:​HYPE_file_reference|HYPE file reference]] on this wiki. As exported [[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​|pdf-file]]. 
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 +|{{:​HHcode_structure_simple.png?​100|code}}|[[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​HYSS_HYPE_code_overview.pdf/​download|The structure of the HYPE code.]] Download pdf-file with an overview of HYPE code structure.|
 |{{:​callgraphdenitrification.png?​100|code detail}}|[[http://​hype.sourceforge.net/​doxy-html/​index.html|Detailed code description.]] Webpages describing Fortran-files,​ modules, data types and all procedures with their arguments and calls.| |{{:​callgraphdenitrification.png?​100|code detail}}|[[http://​hype.sourceforge.net/​doxy-html/​index.html|Detailed code description.]] Webpages describing Fortran-files,​ modules, data types and all procedures with their arguments and calls.|
-|{{:​WBmark.png?​100|land stores}}|[[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​HYPE-waterbalance.pdf/​download|HYPE water balance.]] Download pdf-file with description of the special water balance output. The file give an overview of all water flows in HYPE.|+|{{:​WBmark.png?​100|land stores}}|[[http://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​hype/​files/​latest_docs/​HYPE-waterbalance.pdf/​download|HYPE water balance.]] Download pdf-file with description of the special water balance output. The file gives an overview of all water flows in HYPE.|
  
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-//NOTE: File reference pages and more technical parts are under development. ​Please have a look at [[http://​hype.sourceforge.net]] when information is missing//+//NOTE: File reference pages and more technical parts are under development.//​
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 ==== How to run HYPE ==== ==== How to run HYPE ====
  
-HYPE does not provide a graphical user interface. Users provide model set-up options and input data to HYPE using input text files. Model outputs are returned as text files as well. The compiled HYPE executable is run by double-clicking (on Windows) or by call from a command line (Windows or Linux). A system installation is not required. When invoked from the command line, HYPE takes two command line arguments: The search path to the folder where the [[start:​hype_file_reference:​info.txt|info.txt]] file with model setup arguments is stored which has to be given, and a sequence number which is optional. ​+HYPE does not provide a graphical user interface. Users provide model set-up options and input data to HYPE using input text files. Model outputs are returned as text files as well. The compiled HYPE executable is run by double-clicking (on Windows) or by call from a command line (Windows or Linux). A system installation is not required. When invoked from the command line, HYPE takes two command line arguments: The search path to the folder where the [[start:​hype_file_reference:​info.txt|info.txt]] file with model setup arguments is stored which is mandatory, and a sequence number which is optional. ​
  
 ^ flag      ^ argument ​      ​^ ​ ^ flag      ^ argument ​      ​^ ​
 | -infodir //or// -i    | path     | | -infodir //or// -i    | path     |
 | -sequence //or// -s    | seqnr    | | -sequence //or// -s    | seqnr    |
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 The path can either be given as an absolute address or relative from the folder in which the program is started. The path may have a maximum of 200 characters and need surrounding apostrophes '​path'​ if blanks are included in the path. The search path should end with a slash. The sequence number is an integer between 0 and 999. The sequence number determines which forcing files to use. Seqnr 0 uses forcing files without sequence number. The path can either be given as an absolute address or relative from the folder in which the program is started. The path may have a maximum of 200 characters and need surrounding apostrophes '​path'​ if blanks are included in the path. The search path should end with a slash. The sequence number is an integer between 0 and 999. The sequence number determines which forcing files to use. Seqnr 0 uses forcing files without sequence number.
-If no argument is found, the program tries to find a file filedir.txt in the starting folder and read the path to info.txt there. It is also possible to give the path as the only argument without the flag.+If no argument is found, the program tries to find a file filedir.txt in the starting folder and read the path to info.txt there. It is also possible to give the path as the only argument without the -i flag.
  
 ===== Tutorials ===== ===== Tutorials =====
-Tutorials on the HYPE wiki pages:+Tutorials ​can be found on the [[::​start:​hype_tutorials|tutorial page]] ​on the HYPE wiki. The collection will be expanded as more introductions are written. Some popular tutorials are: 
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 + - [[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​short_intro|Short version on using HYPE]] 
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 + - [[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​hype_setup_tutorial|HYPE set-up tutorial]]
  
-[[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​short_intro|Short version on using HYPE]]+ ​- ​[[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​updating|Updating with discharge and other observations]]
  
-[[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​hype_setup_tutorial|HYPE set-up tutorial]] 
  
-[[start:​HYPE_tutorials:​updating|Updating with flow observations and more]] 
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