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openAMUNDSEN-DA

DOI

An ensemble-based snow data assimilation framework for the open-source snow-hydrological model openAMUNDSEN.

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Software scope

openAMUNDSEN-DA is an open-source data assimilation framework built around openAMUNDSEN. It preprocesses configured snow observations, prepares deterministic assimilation sequences, executes an ensemble particle-filter workflow and validates the resulting tables, grids, plots, maps and report.

The documentation is deliberately technical. A scientific manuscript describing the openAMUNDSEN-DA framework and its Rofental application is in preparation. This repository documents the software interface and operational workflow.

openAMUNDSEN-DA technical workflow from mounted setup inputs through observation summaries and prepared steps to validated results

The host setup is mounted at /data. openAMUNDSEN-DA summarizes configured snow observations, prepares inspectable event inputs and writes a validated result set.

Start here

  • Installation explains the Python package and wheel-based Docker image.
  • Input data defines required model, forcing and observation inputs without prescribing product-generation algorithms.
  • Configuration documents the strict setup, project and step ownership boundary.
  • Running the model covers the supported single-domain and subdomain command sequences.
  • Output data defines the manifest, compact NetCDF, diagnostics and cleanup contract.
  • Example data sets describes the shipped Rofental example.
  • How to Use is the reviewed, continuous Rofental walkthrough.

License and availability

The stable v0.9.4 Python package is available from PyPI. The tested multi-architecture container is available from GHCR, and release archives and evidence are available from GitHub Releases. Archived releases are available under the openAMUNDSEN-DA concept DOI. The version-specific v0.9.4 DOI will be added after Zenodo archives the release. The MIT License permits commercial use subject to its terms.