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HYPE model description

  1. Processes above ground
  2. Land routines
  3. Rivers and lakes
  4. Nitrogen and phosphorus in land routines
  5. Nitrogen and phosphorus in rivers and lakes
  6. Water management
  7. Deep processes
  8. Organic carbon
  9. Tracers
  10. Sediment
  11. Silica

HYPE file reference

  1. Model setup files
  2. Observation data files
  3. Output files
  4. Calibration files

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HYPE Tutorials

HYPE OSC (model code)
HYPE Open data access
SMHI Hydrology Research Dep., main developer and maintainer of the HYPE model

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HYPE variable descriptions

This section gives and overview over the most common used variables in HYPE. For a complete description of variables see FileDescription.pdf available at HYPE Open Source Community.

Input variables

Output variables

List of variables for which output can be written from the HYPE-model. The type column states the type of mean period calculation. AVE means that the variable is averaged over the time step or period. SUM means that the variable is summed over the time step or period.

Variable Explanation Type More information
COUTSimulated outflow from an olake (m3/s)AVE
CPRCInput precipitation data adjusted according to HYPE parameters.SUMsimple_outlet_lake_olake
CRUNCalculated runoff from land (mm)SUM
CROSSimulated surface runoff (mm)SUM
CTMPInput data on temperature 2 meters above the ground adjusted according to HYPE parameters. AVE
EPOTPotential evaporation.SUM
EVAPActual evaporation.SUM
IRRAApplied irrigation water to the soil (m3).SUM
PRECPrecipitation (mm).SUM
SDEPSnow depth for the landarea of the subbasin.AVE
SMDFSoil moisture deficit to field capacity of upper two soil layers (mm)AVE
SMRZSoil moisture storage in the root zone.
SRFFSoil moisture in the root zone (upper two soil layers) (not including standing water) as fraction of the field capacity (wcfc).AVE
TEMPTemperatur (degrees celsius).AVE
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