
CIROH DocuHub
Welcome to CIROH's DocuHub – Your centralized gateway to expert insights on our Products, Services, and comprehensive documentation. This powerful resource empowers our community with the technical knowledge needed to enhance collaboration and drive impactful contributions.
CONTRIBUTE
We would like CIROH Consortium members to contribute to CIROH DocuHub. Please contribute by adding product/project documentation, tutorials, training data, or conference presentations. The CIROH DocuHub repository provides a collaborative platform for sharing technical documentation for projects. Learn more about how you can contribute and access the CIROH DocuHub repository here:

Why DocuHub? Elevate Your Research Journey
Knowledge Hub

Access a centralized repository of research and educational resources to enhance your hydrological expertise.
Research & Growth

Explore cutting-edge research and innovative projects driving innovation in hydrology.
Blog & News

Stay updated with the latest news, community insights, and updates about CIROH projects.
Education & Training

Elevate your skills with tutorials, training programs, and educational materials tailored for hydrological research.
CyberInfrastructure

Leverage cloud infrastuctures, including AWS, GCP, CIROH JupyterHub, and on-premises infrastructures tailored to hydrological research needs.
Global Collaboration

Join a global network of researchers and collaborators to share knowledge, resources, and innovations within the CIROH community.
Meet DocuHub Team

Arpita Patel
DevOps Manager and Enterprise Architect

Benjamin Lee
DevOps Engineer

Trupesh Patel
Research Software Engineer

Manjila Singh
Graduate Research Assistant
Nia Minor
Graduate Research Assistant

Zimuzo Ernest-Eze
Undergraduate Student Assistant
Loved by Researchers
Patrick Clemins
April 2025
"CIROH's DocuHub allows us at the University of Vermont's NETWA (Northeast Evaluation Testbed for Water Resources Applications) to effectively engage with our community by providing a listing of our services, documentation for how to use them, and an introductory "How to Get Started " page. It also allows us to share our progress and stay engaged with the broader CIROH community so that we can grow our impact as others discover and use our products and services."
James Halgren
April 2025
"Having a community editable common place for sharing code, data resources, and community guidance was one of the critical first steps to being able to gather a community for operational hydrological modeling. Docuhub has begun to fill that gap. I am excited to see it growing and hope it becomes a valuable resource for the CIROH researchers and broader community."
Supath Dhital
April 2025
"DocuHub has transformed my research process. I discovered several hydrological frameworks I wasn't previously aware of when searching for specific tools. The platform not only helps me learn from others' work, but also provides a professional space to document and publish my own research findings. When colleagues ask for my work, sharing a DocuHub link adds credibility and enhances collaboration. It's become an essential tool in my research workflow. "
Gio
April 2025
"What I like the most about using DocuHub is that it is easy to contribute to the documentation when I update or want to add my research work. Also, I like the idea that I can contribute with blogs and tutorials depending on the needs of the community."
Dr. Shahab Alam
April 2025
"CIROH DocuHub plays a vital role in supporting researchers by providing a centralized, accessible platform to share tools, documentation, and applications with the broader hydrologic science and forecasting community. Research tools such as the CSES and its Tethys-CSES web app reside on DocuHub, enhancing their visibility and usability. This platform bridges research and practice through transparency and open access, amplifying collaborative impact across the community."
Quinn Lee
April 2025
"I frequently use DocuHub to access documentation and best practices for the computing infrastructure I use for my research."
