About Kalix

Kalix is a hydrologic modelling platform for catchment and river simulation. It is focussed on core performance and technical usability. It aims to empower modellers through:

An open-source licence that ensures it will be available and free forever
Blazing fast simulation performance
Platform independence (Linux, Mac, Windows)
Text-based model file format
Proven hydrology
Calibration tools building on the best
Water management and operations
Commandline application (Kalix CLI) and Desktop graphical application (Kalix IDE)
Run management
Python bindings for integration into data science workflows
AI-friendly interfaces that invite a new era of AI-supported model development.

Kalix models conceptualise river systems as a network of node and links.

Nodes are active elements that represent lumped river processes, modifying the flow of water through the network.
Links are passive elements, defining the logical connection between nodes and passing water from one node to the next.

The model operates on a constant timestep (typically a daily timestep, but this is configurable).

Where to get it

For modellers
Executables:	Refer to ‣
Online documentation:	https://chasegan.notion.site/Kalix-User-Guide-762687200b564e8e8c82b4f98879974f
Software licence details:	https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/
For developers
Getting started	https://github.com/chasegan/Kalix/wiki/Getting-started
Source code on github:	https://github.com/chasegan/Kalix
Task management on github:	https://github.com/users/chasegan/projects/1/views/2
Dev notes on github:	https://github.com/chasegan/Kalix/wiki

About Kalix

Where to get it

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