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  • Acknowledgement - The training resources listed in this collection were developed by various individuals, projects and organizations.  Please make sure to attribute the authors appropriately when using these resources in the training you provide.

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      • SAsiaFFGS MapServer User Guide

        South Asia Flash Flood Guidance System Forecaster Guide was developed by Hydrologic Research Center (HRC) to assist forecasts in operational use of the FFGS MapServer interface.



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      • The videos listed below are tutorials developed by the Hydrologic Research Center (HRC) on the design of FFGS and its MapServer Interface. The list also includes tutorials on the operational use of FFGS products, the modelling components, the use of Numerical Weather Prediction Models in the FFGS, and the advanced capabilities for Urban Flash Flood Warning Systems.

        Design of the FFGS – Part1

        Design of the FFGS – Part 2

        FFGS MapServer Interface Overview

        Product Comparison Page - FFGS MapServer Interface

        Product Console Interface - Log Files

        Product Dashboard Interface - Overview

        Date Selection Tool - FFGS MapServer Interface

        FFGS Products

        Overview of FFGS Modeling Components – Part 1

        Overview of FFGS Modeling Components – Part 2

        Basin Delineation and Threshold Runoff

        Soil Moisture and Snow Models – Part 1

        Soil Moisture and Snow Models – Part 2

        Soil Moisture and Snow Models – Part 3

        Sensitivity of Land Surface Model

        Numerical Weather Prediction Model Use in FFGS

        FFGS Advanced Capabilities for Urban Flash Flood Warning System - Part 1. General Description and Basin Delineation

        FFGS Advanced Capabilities for Urban Flash Flood Warning System - Part 2. Precipitation, Soil Model and Parameters

        FFGS Advanced Capabilities for Urban Flash Flood Warning System - Part 3. Routing Model and Parameterization

        FFGS Advanced Capabilities for Urban Flash Flood Warning System - Part 4. Interpretation of Results

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    The opinions expressed in this Portal are those of the authors and others who contributed to the development of the materials that are shared here. These do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Agency for International Development, National Weather Service of the U.S., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Hydrologic Research Center and World Meteorological Organization.

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