mesoscale Hydrologic Model - mHM v5.11.1

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Release Notes mHM v5.11.1 (Mar 2021) Enhancements added compile information for cygwin (!68) Bugfixes removed note about mHM 5.10 from the README smhorizon: tmp_rootfraccoef was corrected directly if it is not between 0 and 1, but actually FCnorm should always be between 0 and 1 (!67)

Keywords

multiscale parameter regionalization, seamless predictions, mesoscale hydrological model

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