AI Agent for Hydrologic Modeling: Definition, Development, and Application
Songkun Yan(University of Oklahoma), Yang Hong(Canon (Japan)), Yixin Wen(University of Florida), Chengbin Deng(University of Oklahoma), Mofan Zhang(Stanford University), Xiaodong Chen(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Zhi Li(Chengdu University of Information Technology), Siyu Zhu(University of Oklahoma), Jie Cao(University of Oklahoma), D. Liu(University of Oklahoma), Tiantian Yang(China University of Geosciences (Beijing)), Mengye Chen(University of Oklahoma)
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