Name: Pedro Alencar
Type: User
Company: TUB
Bio: Doctor in Ecohydrology and Agricultural Engineering. Interested in erosion, droughts, climate change and data science
Twitter: _PedroAlencar
Location: Berlin, Germany
Blog: https://www.oekohydro.tu-berlin.de/menue/team/pedro_alencar/
Pedro Alencar's Projects
3-PG2Py is a pure Python version of 3-PG2.
application Re-Sed
R package cedar - Copula-Entropy Drought Analysis with R
Shiny application for visualisation of cedaR outputs
Shiny app to visualise crop yield historical data in the Berlin-Brandenburg region (Germany)
Scripts and data from EBGEM
🎓 Diploma PDF Generator
This is a shiny-R application to visualise flash drought time series in central Europe. The data sets used are from FLUXNET2015 stations and the respective pixels from ERA5. The multiple identification methods were implemented using the package fdClassify (https://github.com/pedroalencar1/fdClassify)
This is a R pacakage to indentify flash droughts with different methods
Assessment of FD impacts from NLP of news articles
Introductory Notebooks for Ökohydrologie/TUB
R Interface to LINGRA-N Tool
Modular Assessment of Rainfall-Runoff Models Toolbox - Matlab code for 47 conceptual hydrologic models
Repository of data and code of the medrid-sypome method
Repository for the Python Crop Simulation Environment
A collection of Jupyter notebooks that demonstrate usage of PCSE
Estimating Copula Entropy and Transfer Entropy in Python
Organize raindata funceme
Simple notebook for everyone that wants to have a glimpse of a simple CNN for sattelite image recognition
🎓 Hugo Academic Theme 创建一个学术网站. Easily create a beautiful academic résumé or educational website using Hugo and GitHub.
Place to develop cool and interesting webapps with Streamlit
some material for the ENES climate model data analysis summer school
app to estimate the price of empty land in Ceará (Brazil)
The train engine powering the Coding Train website
web implementation of WOFOST with streamlit
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