An open source toolbox for integrating freshwater social-ecological indicators in basin management

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Abstract

The Freshwater Health Index (FHI) toolbox is an open source software in C# developed to guide ecological management of freshwater systems. It provides functionality to calculate basin-level freshwater social-ecological indicators, with algorithms for selected indicators also integrated with support for processing geospatial datasets. The toolbox archives the data necessary for calculating the indicators and can serve as a collaborative platform in a basin by providing users with the ability to initiate, edit and share a common freshwater basin database. Now available at GitHub and through the FHI website, the FHI toolbox offers a convenient yet rigorous way for basin-level freshwater management to maintain continuity and reproducibility amid numerous indicators assessed for freshwater basins.

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Shaad, K., & Alt, H. (2020). An open source toolbox for integrating freshwater social-ecological indicators in basin management. Journal of Open Research Software, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.5334/JORS.291

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