Abstract The Great Lakes Runoff Inter-comparison Project (GRIP) includes a wide range of
lumped and distributed models that are used operationally and/or for research purposes
across Canada and the United States. Participating models are GEM-Hydro, WRF-Hydro,
MESH, VIC, WATFLOOD, SWAT, mHM, Noah-MP, HYPE, LBRM, GR4J, HMETS, and purely
statistical models. The latter are added to assess the information content of the forcing and
geophysical datasets. As part of the Integrated Modelling Program for Canada (IMPC) under …

Abstract The Great Lakes Runoff Inter-comparison Project (GRIP) includes a wide range of
lumped and distributed models that are used operationally and/or for research purposes
across Canada and the United States. Participating models are GEM-Hydro, WRF-Hydro,
MESH, VIC, WATFLOOD, Noah-MP, HYPE, LBRM, GR4J, and a purely statistical model. As
part of the Integrated Modelling Program for Canada (IMPC) under the Global Water Futures
(GWF) program, the project is aiming to run all these models over several regions in …