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The Water Resources Evaluation Service (WRES) is a comprehensive service for evaluating the quality of existing and emerging OWP and RFC models and forecast systems.
See Instructions for Using WRES. That wiki will redirect you to other wikis, as needed, including to the Declaration language wiki for evaluation declaration instructions.
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Navigate to the releases page: https://github.com/NOAA-OWP/wres/releases
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Download the latest core zip from the assets of the most recent deploy
- Should look like wres-DATE-VERSION.zip
Unzip the release package and change directory to the unzipped wres
directory. To execute a project you can run the following command:
bin/wres execute yourProject.yml
To build WRES for local use, clone the repository, and run the following commands in your preferred terminal (use gradlew.bat
on a Windows machine):
./gradlew check javadoc installDist
This is similar to unzipping the production distribution zip locally. The WRES software will be built and installed in build/install/wres
directory, as if unzipped.
How do I execute the WRES software for my evaluation project?
Do the following:
cd build/install/wres/
bin/wres execute yourProject.yml
Once the software has been installed locally, running the following command (use wres.bat
on a Windows machine) will execute a test project using the executable you have created (this running successfully is reliant on being in the wres/build/install/wres
directory):
bin/wres ../../../systests/testScenario/evaluation.yml
The WRES Wiki
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Options for Deploying and Operating the WRES
- Obtaining and using the WRES as a standalone application
- WRES Local Server
- WRES Web Service (under construction)
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- Format Requirements for CSV Files
- Format Requirements for NetCDF Files
- Introductory Resources on Forecast Verification
- Instructions for Human Interaction with a WRES Web-service
- Instructions for Programmatic Interaction with a WRES Web-service
- Output Format Description for CSV2
- Posting timeseries data directly to a WRES web‐service as inputs for a WRES job
- WRES Scripts Usage Guide