Page under construction - needs to be updated with a new page on LISFLOOD from EFASNExt?
Cinzia Mazzetti to coordinate the work. Material already collected
The hydrological modelling engine of CEMS-Flood , for both varies between the two systems EFAS and GloFAS (since version 3) is the LISFLOOD hydrological model. LISFLOOD is a spatially distributed rainfall-runoff-routing model. It was first developed at the Joint Research Centre in 2000, and has been used for operational flood forecasting at the pan-European scale since the beginning of EFAS. Driven by meteorological forcing data (of precipitation, temperature, potential evapotranspiration, and evaporation rates for open water and bare soil surfaces), LISFLOOD calculates a complete water balance at a the relevant time step (6-hourly for EFAS, daily for GloFAS) for every grid cells of the spatial domain. The runoff produced at every grid cell is routed through the river network using a kinematic wave approach. The model also includes options to simulate lakes, reservoirs and water abstraction. LISFLOOD is coded using the Python programming language and a PCRaster Python extension. LISFLOOD and its associated tools are all open-source. The LISFLOOD source code, model documentation, test catchments and tools can be found at the LISFLOOD OS page.
the system version for GloFAS. Three configurations have been used, detailed in the sub-pages
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