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Hourly U.S.-wide flood simulation beyond the limits of traditional and data-driven models
As increasingly-damaging floods can strike within hours of a storm and in ungauged reaches, hourly network-wide simulation has become critical societal infrastructure. Here we demonstrate a multi-timescale physics-embedded learning model which outperforms the United States' operational system and su
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