Numerical model of the Messinian Mediterranean combining hydrological water balance, river erosion, and flexural isostasy: TISC code and input dataset for the Lago-Mare

We hereby share the code and input/output datasets for the numerical model of the Messinian Salinity Crisis published in the Science Advances paper linked to this submission.
The Messinian salinity crisis (MSC) was a short period of isolation of the Mediterranean Sea causing the precipitation of a million cubic kilometers of salt. The puzzling sedimentary record that formed after salt deposition yields conflicting levels of desiccation, ranging from a full exposure of most of the Mediterranean seafloor based on shallow sediment found in the abyss to a nearly full Mediterranean scenario as suggested by similar, fresher-water deposits ubiquitous along the coastline: the so-called Lago-Mare formation.
We use the TISC landscape evolution model (integrating fluvial drainage, hydrological balance in endorheic lakes, fluvial erosion, and flexural isostasy) to explore the expected evolution for the drawdown stage of the Messinian salinity crisis, known as the 'Lago-Mare'. The model is constrain..., , , # How to use this dataset

This data set includes the code and the input files needed to reproduce all the landscape-evolution simulation M0 shown in the associated Science Advances publication, as well as the outputs produced.

## Code 

`tisc.2025-02-06.tar.gz` gzipped file in Zenodo contains the code is called TISC, developed at CSIC (García-Castellanos, Basin Research, 2002; and later publications). Uncompress using 'gunzip' or similar. All relevant files are in text format, open them using any available text editor.

Contents:

* `tisc/README` instructions for compilation and software setup.
* `tisc/doc/tisc.info.txt` Main documentation file explaining command-line syntax, inputs and outputs, references, etc.
* `tisc/doc/template.PRM` Template parameter file. Contains the default parameter values and their units.
* `tisc/demo/` Several examples. Most relevant to the paper is `tisc/demo/4_river_transport`
* `tisc/src/tisc.c` Main source code file. Other *.c files in this direc...,