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@@ -24,15 +24,6 @@ dipper
 dipper (the bird)
   *Dipper is a stout little bird that thrives in fast-flowing rivers.*
 
-This namesake Web Processing Service produces data files and maps on flood warning level forecasts in Europe on a seasonal scale.
-
-Warning levels are produced for sub-basins that has an average area of 250km2 and are presented with a weekly resolution.
-
-The warning levels are determined from a historical simulations for the past 30 years and applied on a 31 week seasonal forecast at the start of each month.
-
-The color, if any, shows the level of the first occuring warning whithin the forecast period.
-Note that a higher warning level occuring in a specifig sub-basin can be obscured by a lower level occuring closer in time, use the functionality to choose levels to explore this.
-Color intensity is lower the later the warning occurs in the forecast period. This means that a clear vibrant color is close in time and a faded color is distant in time up to the maximum of forecast week 30 which is then barely visible.
 
 Documentation
 -------------
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    :maxdepth: 1
    :caption: Contents:
 
+   service
    installation
    configuration
    notebooks/index
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+.. _service:
+
+Climate Service
+===============
+
+.. contents::
+    :local:
+    :depth: 1
+
+Scientific Methode
+------------------
+
+
+This namesake climate resilience aplication package produces data files and maps on flood warning level forecasts in Europe on a seasonal scale.
+
+Warning levels are produced for sub-basins that has an average area of 250km2 and are presented with a weekly resolution.
+
+The warning levels are determined from a historical simulations for the past 30 years and applied on a 31 week seasonal forecast at the start of each month.
+
+The color, if any, shows the level of the first occuring warning whithin the forecast period.
+Note that a higher warning level occuring in a specifig sub-basin can be obscured by a lower level occuring closer in time, use the functionality to choose levels to explore this.
+Color intensity is lower the later the warning occurs in the forecast period. This means that a clear vibrant color is close in time and a faded color is distant in time up to the maximum of forecast week 30 which is then barely visible.