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\title{OpenDA course and exercises}
\author{Nils van Velzen, Martin Verlaan, Stef Hummel}

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\section*{Installation of OpenDA}
Before you can start with the exercises you must first install OpenDA. For the
latest instructions, you are referred to \verb|$OPENDA/doc/OpenDA_domunentation.pdf|, 
section "Installation" or the same document on our website \verb|www.openda.org|.

\section{Getting started: Lorenz 3 variable model}
\input{exercise_1a}

\section{Some basic properties of the EnKF with Lorenz 3 variable model}
\input{exercise_2a}

\section{Steady-state Kalman Filter}
\input{exercise_3}

\section{Exercise 4: A black box model - Calibration}
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\section{Exercise 5: A black box model - Filtering}
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\section{Exercise 6: Writing your own toy model}
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\section{Exercise 7: Localization}
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