small doc update #235 (#238)

docs/user_guide/sediment_build.rst

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ data libraries are set, you can build a model by using:
 .. code-block:: console
 
     activate hydromt-wflow
-    hydromt build wflow_sediment path/to/built_model "{'basin': [x, y]}" -i wflow_sediment_build.yml -d data_sources.yml -vvv
+    hydromt build wflow_sediment path/to/built_model -r "{'basin': [x, y]}" -i wflow_sediment_build.yml -d data_sources.yml -vvv
 
 The recommended `region options <https://deltares.github.io/hydromt/latest/user_guide/model_region>`_
 for a proper implementation of the Wflow Sediment model are:
@@ -43,13 +43,14 @@ Data sources in HydroMT are provided in one of several yaml libraries. These lib
 information on the different data sources so that HydroMT can process them for the different models. There
 are three ways for the user to select which data libraries to use:
 
-- If no yaml file is selected, HydroMT will use the data stored in the
+- For testing and examples purposes, HydroMT can use the data stored in the
   `hydromt-artifacts <https://github.com/DirkEilander/hydromt-artifacts>`_
-  which contains an extract of global data for a small region around the Piave river in Northern Italy.
-- Another options for Deltares users is to select the deltares-data library (requires access to the Deltares
-  P-drive). In the command lines examples below, this is done by adding either **-dd** or **--deltares-data**
+  which contains an extract of global data for a small region around the Piave river in Northern Italy. to
+  use this predefined catalog, the user can add **-d artifact_data** to the build / update command line.
+- Another options for Deltares users is to select the deltares_data library (requires access to the Deltares
+  P-drive). In the command lines examples below, this is done by adding **-d deltares_data** predefined catalog
   to the build / update command line.
-- Finally, the user can prepare its own yaml libary (or libraries) (see
+- Finally, the user can prepare its own yaml catalog (see
   `HydroMT documentation <https://deltares.github.io/hydromt/latest/index>`_ to check the guidelines).
   These user libraries can be added either in the command line using the **-d** option and path/to/yaml or in the **ini file**
   with the **data_libs** option in the [global] sections.

docs/user_guide/wflow_build.rst

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ data libraries are set, you can build a model by using:
 
 
 .. Note::
-  From HydroMT version 0.7.0 onwards the region argument is optional and should be preceded by a -r or --region flag.
+  From HydroMT version 0.7.0 onwards the region argument is optional and should be preceded by a -r or \-\-region flag.
   The resolution (previously -r) argument has been moved to the setup_basemaps section in the .yml configuration file.
 
 The recommended `region options <https://deltares.github.io/hydromt/latest/user_guide/model_region>`_
@@ -52,13 +52,14 @@ Data sources in HydroMT are provided in one of several yaml libraries. These lib
 information on the different data sources so that HydroMT can process them for the different models. There
 are three ways for the user to select which data libraries to use:
 
-- If no yaml file is selected, HydroMT will use the data stored in the
+- For testing and examples purposes, HydroMT can use the data stored in the
   `hydromt-artifacts <https://github.com/DirkEilander/hydromt-artifacts>`_
-  which contains an extract of global data for a small region around the Piave river in Northern Italy.
-- Another options for Deltares users is to select the deltares-data library (requires access to the Deltares
-  P-drive). In the command lines examples below, this is done by adding either **--dd** or **--deltares-data**
+  which contains an extract of global data for a small region around the Piave river in Northern Italy. to
+  use this predefined catalog, the user can add **-d artifact_data** to the build / update command line.
+- Another options for Deltares users is to select the deltares_data library (requires access to the Deltares
+  P-drive). In the command lines examples below, this is done by adding **-d deltares_data** predefined catalog
   to the build / update command line.
-- Finally, the user can prepare its own yaml libary (or libraries) (see
+- Finally, the user can prepare its own yaml catalog (see
   `HydroMT documentation <https://deltares.github.io/hydromt/latest/index>`_ to check the guidelines).
   These user libraries can be added either in the command line using the **-d** option and path/to/yaml or in the **ini file**
   with the **data_libs** option in the [global] sections.