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Calibration and validation of a three-dimensional subsurface irrigation hydrology model
Abstract An enhanced subsurface irrigation hydrology model, developed by Buyuktas & Wallender (Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, ASCE 128(3): 71–81), is calibrated and validated using 2 years of data collected in a field in Broadview Water District in California, USA. The first year data is used to calibrate the model, while the second year data is used for model validation. Calibration of the model is achieved by trial-and-error adjustments of model parameters to match simulated results with measured cumulative drain flow, water table depth and salinity of the drain flow. Adjustments of the model input parameters include van Genuchten soil hydraulic function parameters (n and Ks), maximum allowed pressure head at the soil surface and irrigation duration. For validation of the model, a particular case is chosen to match the measured drain flow, water table depth and drain flow salinity, based on the graphical and objective functions used. It is found, through model validation, that the predicted drain flow is slightly lower than the observed data, while the predicted water table depth is slightly higher.
Calibration and validation of a three-dimensional subsurface irrigation hydrology model
Abstract An enhanced subsurface irrigation hydrology model, developed by Buyuktas & Wallender (Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, ASCE 128(3): 71–81), is calibrated and validated using 2 years of data collected in a field in Broadview Water District in California, USA. The first year data is used to calibrate the model, while the second year data is used for model validation. Calibration of the model is achieved by trial-and-error adjustments of model parameters to match simulated results with measured cumulative drain flow, water table depth and salinity of the drain flow. Adjustments of the model input parameters include van Genuchten soil hydraulic function parameters (n and Ks), maximum allowed pressure head at the soil surface and irrigation duration. For validation of the model, a particular case is chosen to match the measured drain flow, water table depth and drain flow salinity, based on the graphical and objective functions used. It is found, through model validation, that the predicted drain flow is slightly lower than the observed data, while the predicted water table depth is slightly higher.
Calibration and validation of a three-dimensional subsurface irrigation hydrology model
Buyuktas, D. (Autor:in) / Wallender, W.W. (Autor:in) / Soppe, R.C. (Autor:in) / Ayars, J.E. (Autor:in) / Sivakumar, B. (Autor:in)
2004
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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