Reproducible science requires a shift in thinking and application for how data, code and analysis are shared.

Now, scientists must act more like software engineers to design models and perform analysis that use principles

and techniques pioneered by software developers. Creating reproducible models that are easy to use and understand is in the best interest for the snow and hydrology community, enabling studies by other researchers and facilitating technology transfer to operational applications. Here, we present the Automated Water Supply Model (AWSM) that streamlines and standardizes the workflow of a physically based snow model to create fully

reproducible model simulations that can be utilized by researchers and operational water resource managers.

AWSM orchestrates four core components that historically required significant, ad-hoc modeler interaction to

load the input data, spatially interpolate to the modeling domain, run the models and process the outputs.

Because AWSM was developed using principles and techniques from software engineering, users can quickly

perform reproducible simulations on any operating system, from a laptop to the cloud. The three fully reproducible example case studies showcase the simplicity and flexibility of using AWSM to perform simulations from

small research catchments to simulations that aid in real time water management decisions.