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A simulation model of hydrology and nutrient dynamics in wetlands
Abstract A simulation model of the hydrology and nutrient dynamics in wetlands typical of central and north Florida was developed to predict parameters of water depth, recharge, and surface outflow as well as concentrations of total phosphorus, and three nitrogen species. The hydrological portion of the model predicts hydroperiod and depth of inundation for any elevation, and can be used to establish characteristic hydroperiod for vegetation and associations of species. The nutrient portion of the model can be used to predict water quality within, and quality of surface water outflow from natural wetlands, constructed wetlands, and wetlands receiving treated effluent or storm drainage. Programmed in BASIC for simulation on desktop microcomputers, the model is interactive requiring data input such as wetland type, discharge rate, and the concentrations of nutrients in surface water inflow.
A simulation model of hydrology and nutrient dynamics in wetlands
Abstract A simulation model of the hydrology and nutrient dynamics in wetlands typical of central and north Florida was developed to predict parameters of water depth, recharge, and surface outflow as well as concentrations of total phosphorus, and three nitrogen species. The hydrological portion of the model predicts hydroperiod and depth of inundation for any elevation, and can be used to establish characteristic hydroperiod for vegetation and associations of species. The nutrient portion of the model can be used to predict water quality within, and quality of surface water outflow from natural wetlands, constructed wetlands, and wetlands receiving treated effluent or storm drainage. Programmed in BASIC for simulation on desktop microcomputers, the model is interactive requiring data input such as wetland type, discharge rate, and the concentrations of nutrients in surface water inflow.
A simulation model of hydrology and nutrient dynamics in wetlands
Brown, Mark T. (author)
Computers, Environments and Urban Systems ; 12 ; 221-237
1989-01-01
17 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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