🙌 Show & Tell — share an analysis, dashboard, or paper you built with AquaScope

[Rekin226]

🙌 Show us what you've built

This thread is for showing off real work done with AquaScope — analyses, dashboards, figures, papers, theses, side projects, classroom demos. Polished or rough, finished or in-progress. All welcome.

If you're stuck staring at a blank page, here's why this matters: every example posted here helps a future user discover whether AquaScope fits their problem. Your screenshot is worth a thousand README words.

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📋 A simple template — copy, fill, post

What I built: (one sentence)

Region / data sources: (e.g. USGS gauge 01646500 + GEMStat for Mekong basin)

AquaScope features I used: (e.g. flood_analysis(method="gev"), FAO-56 ET₀, Streamlit dashboard, copula fitting…)

A figure / screenshot: (drag and drop — GitHub will upload it)

What surprised me / what I learned:

What I'd love help with: (optional — a question, a gap, a stretch goal)

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💡 Ideas if you're not sure what to share

• A flood frequency curve for your local river — GEV vs. LP3 vs. Gumbel side-by-side.
• A baseflow separation plot (Eckhardt filter) on a watershed you care about.
• A flow duration curve comparing wet vs. dry years.
• An FAO-56 irrigation schedule for a crop in your climate.
• A dashboard screenshot from the Streamlit app showing a regional analysis.
• A WaPOR water productivity map for an irrigation district.
• A change-point detection result on a long water-quality record.
• A teaching notebook you used in a hydrology or environmental engineering class.
• A figure from a paper, thesis, or report that used AquaScope (we'd love to add it to a "Used by" section).

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🎓 If your work ends up in a paper

We'd love to cite it. Drop the DOI / preprint link in your post, we'll add it to a docs/use_cases.md "Published work using AquaScope" section so future researchers can find prior art.

@software{aquascope2026,
title = {AquaScope: Open-Source Water Data Aggregation, Hydrological Analysis, and Agricultural Water Management Toolkit},
author = {AquaScope Contributors},
year = {2026},
url = {https://github.com/Rekin226/aquascope},
version = {0.4.0},
license = {MIT}
}

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🙏 A few norms

• Credit your data sources. Always cite the upstream agency (USGS, GEMStat, FAO, your local hydromet service).
• Don't share sensitive or restricted data. Aggregate or anonymise if your raw dataset has access restrictions.
• Constructive comments only. This is a "show what worked" thread — bug reports go to https://github.com/Rekin226/aquascope/issues/new/choose, feature wishes go to 💡 Ideas.
• Tag with the data source (e.g. #usgs, #wapor, #aquastat) so future readers can filter.

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I'll kick it off with my own example below 👇 and I'd love to see yours.