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 eWater is pleased to announce the latest Production Release of Source version 5.10.   

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  Key enhancements in version 5.10 include improvements to the Tabular Editor to support river operations, the ability to Hot Start GR4J and Sacramento rainfall-runoff models, significant enhancements to the Calibration Tool, updates to the Environmental Flow Node and Manager and additions to Scenario Input Sets to make it easier to work with large models with significant scenario modelling requirements.

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Improvements to Source

River Operations Improvements

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When running Rainfall-runoff models GR4J or Sacramento, you can take a Snapshot of their internal state variables,

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This they can then be saved to a file and applied at the start of a model run. 

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This   This removes the need to do a warmup period for running these rainfall-runoff models. The  The snapshot files now include catchment name and functional unit names as well as an additional metadata file, e.g:

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  • rsnap.metadata

The user interface has been consolidated to a single tab, and it's been made clear that it has currently only been implemented for GR4J and Sacramento.

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Calibration Improvements

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The Calibration tool and Bivariate stats now support multiple parameters for Objective Functions.  The Square-root Daily, Exceedance, and Bias function now has three parameters, Alpha (α), Lamda (λ) and Mu (μ). Details of the implementation are here: Bivariate Statistics SRG

These can now be set in both the Calibration tool and when looking at the Bivariate stats in the Results Manager:

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