The airGR galaxy is a suite of R packages and graphical interfaces built around the GR family of hydrological models, covering core rainfall–runoff modelling, teaching, datasets, data assimilation, integrated water resources management, baseflow analysis, and spatial mapping of GR parameters in France
Provides the GR rainfall–runoff models (e.g. GR4H, GR5H, GR4J, GR5J, GR6J, GR2M, GR1A) and the CemaNeige snow model, with tools for data preparation, calibration, simulation, and performance assessment.
R package that simplifies the use of GR models for education and training, and that includes an embedded graphical interface to run typical hydrological modelling exercises without advanced R skills.
R package extending airGR to semi-distributed modelling at the river-basin scale, explicitly representing human influences such as reservoirs, abstractions, and diversions for integrated water resources management.
R package adding data assimilation capabilities on top of the GR models, enabling integration of observations (e.g. streamflow, meteorological data) in real time, particularly for forecasting and operational simulations.
R package providing hydrometeorological datasets (precipitation, discharge, etc.) for testing, benchmarking, and demonstrating the GR models, and for reproducing examples from tutorials and publications.
R package providing tools to estimate and separate baseflow from total streamflow time series, useful for analysing low-flow components and groundwater contributions consistently with GR-based modelling.
Shiny-based graphical tool providing maps of GR4J and GR5J model parameters over France, designed to get parameters for ungauged catchments.