# HydroBox
# The HydroBox is mainly a toolbox used in the [V-FOR-WaTer](https://vforwater.de) Project. It will be expanded to serve general hydrological data exploration with a future release.
The HydroBox package is a toolbox for hydrological data analysis developed at the [Chair of Hydrology](https://hyd.iwg.kit.edu/english/index.php) at the [Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)](https://kit.edu/english/index.php). HydroBox has several submodules called toolboxes, which are a collection of functions and classes for specific purposes. As of this writing these toolboxes are:
geostat for geostatistics. Mainly implemented through scikit-gstat and gstools
In development are:
uncertainty_framwork for uncertainty analysis
britget for evapotranspiration tools
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