ReFH2 Science Reports

$^{R1}$ Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2019. ReFH2 Science Report: Model Parameters and Initial Conditions for Ungauged Catchments.

$^{R2}$ Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2019. ReFH2 Science Report: Closing a Water Balance and Evaluation of the ReFH2.3-FEH13 Design Event Model.

$^{R3}$ Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2019. ReFH2 Science Report: Evaluation of the Rural ReFH2.2-FEH13 Design Event Model.

$^{R4}$ Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2019. ReFH2 Science Report: Deriving ReFH catchment based parameter datasets in Scotland.

$^{R5}$ Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2019. ReFH2 Science Report: The ReFH2.2-FEH99 initial conditions and the alpha parameter.

Wallingford HydroSolutions. 2023. ReFH2 Science Report: Calibration and Evaluation of the ReFH2.3-FEH22 Design Event Model.

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