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Application of SMR to Modeling Watersheds in the Catskill Mountains
Abstract Very few hydrological models commonly used in watershed management are appropriate for simulating the saturation excess runoff. The Soil Moisture Routing model (SMR) was developed specifically to predict saturation excess runoff from variable source areas, especially for areas where shallow interflow controls saturation. A recent version of SMR was applied to two rural catchments in the Catskill Mountains to evaluate its ability to simulate the hydrology of these systems. Only readily available meteorological, topographical, and landuse information from published literature and governmental agencies was used. Measured and predicted streamflows showed relatively good agreement; the average Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency for the two watersheds were R 2=72% and R 2=63%. Distributed soil moisture contents and the locations of hydrologically sensitive areas were also predicted well.
Application of SMR to Modeling Watersheds in the Catskill Mountains
Abstract Very few hydrological models commonly used in watershed management are appropriate for simulating the saturation excess runoff. The Soil Moisture Routing model (SMR) was developed specifically to predict saturation excess runoff from variable source areas, especially for areas where shallow interflow controls saturation. A recent version of SMR was applied to two rural catchments in the Catskill Mountains to evaluate its ability to simulate the hydrology of these systems. Only readily available meteorological, topographical, and landuse information from published literature and governmental agencies was used. Measured and predicted streamflows showed relatively good agreement; the average Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency for the two watersheds were R 2=72% and R 2=63%. Distributed soil moisture contents and the locations of hydrologically sensitive areas were also predicted well.
Application of SMR to Modeling Watersheds in the Catskill Mountains
Mehta, Vishal K. (Autor:in) / Walter, M. Todd (Autor:in) / Brooks, Erin S. (Autor:in) / Steenhuis, Tammo S. (Autor:in) / Walter, Michael F. (Autor:in) / Johnson, Mark (Autor:in) / Boll, Jan (Autor:in) / Thongs, Dominique (Autor:in)
Environmental Modeling & Assessment ; 9 ; 77-89
01.06.2004
13 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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