renamed notebooks, changed toc, added markdown

book/_toc.yml

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     - file: oneModel/oneModel.md
       sections:
       - file: oneModel/example_model_run_HBV.ipynb
-    - file: references.md
+    - file: oneModel/additionalExperiments.md
+      sections:
+      - file: oneModel/pcrglobwb/example_model_run_pcrglobwb.ipynb
+      - file: oneModel/example_model_run_HBV_CMIP_forcing.ipynb
+      - file: oneModel/calibration_HBV/example_calibrate_HBV.ipynb
+    - file: references.md

book/oneModel/additionalExperiments.md

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+(intro)=
+# Additional Experiments
+
+Next to the simple "run a model" tutorial we provide a number of notebooks to demonstrate more advanced uses of eWaterCycle. The purpose of all these notebooks is to demonstrate what little changes are needed to go from a 
+
+- Generating forcing from CMIP for climate change impact studies. In this notebook we make little changes to the tutorial notebook to not use ERA5 re-analysis data as forcing input, but rather use data from the CMIP models to do climate change impact studies.
+- Calibrate a model using observational data. In this notebook we run the tutorial model a thousand times with different parameter sets to find the optimal parameter set linking model output to observations.
+- Running a distributed, more complex model. In [this notebook](pcrglobwb/example_model_run_pcrglobwb.ipynb) we run the PCRGlobWB distributed model developed by Utrecht University for a lot of global hydrology studies, focussed on the UK.