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Author: MarkMelotto

book/_toc.yml

@@ -110,6 +110,12 @@ parts:
                 title: Nomenclature
               - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/INTRODUCTION_CH1_2_0.ipynb
                 title: Introduction
+              - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/1_Model_Setup_and_Data_Preparation.ipynb
+                title: Model Setup and Data Preparation
+              - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/2_Ensemble_Initialization_and_Sampling.ipynb
+                title: Ensemble Initialization and Sampling
+              - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/3_Calibration_Objective_Definition.ipynb
+                title: Calibration Objective Definition
               - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/Critical_Discharge.ipynb
                 title: Critical Discharge
               - file: thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/HBV_Calibration_Code_logNSE_EMD_Combined_Final.ipynb

book/thesis_projects/BSc/2025_Q4_ElkeSchokking_CEG/Report/INTRODUCTION_CH1_2_0.ipynb

@@ -76,7 +76,9 @@
    "metadata": {},
    "source": [
     "## Reading Guide\n",
-    "*Will be added for the final report.*"
+    "In Chapter 2 the critical discharge threshold is established, below which the Iffezheim fish passage becomes inaccessible to Atlantic salmon. Chapter 3 focuses on the selection and calibration of the HBV hydrological model using observed discharge data. In Chapter 4, future discharge is simulated based on CMIP6 forcings. This is done for different climate change scenarios. Chapter 5 compares these projected discharge values against the critical threshold to determine the frequency and severity of future low-flow events that could hinder salmon migration. The discussion and conclusion of this research can be found in Chapter 7 and Chapter 6.\n",
+    "\n",
+    "This research is also available at the GitHub Report Folder."
    ]
   }
  ],