Types of models Flashcards

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Classification

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1) According to target variables

2) According to model technic

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1) According to target variables

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a. Rainfall-Runoff-Models
b. . Water balance models
c. Ecohydrological models

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1a) Rainfall-Runoff-Models

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Application areas:
 Design floods (spillways, flood control reservoirs, cross section flows, input for hydraulic models, etc.)
 Planning and impact analysis: land use, climate impact, reservoir management options, etc.
 Real time forecast of floods for control (e.g. polder flooding, reservoir release) and forewarning

Typical models:
 HBV-Model (Lindström et al., 1997)
 Model HEC-HMS (Feldmann, 2000)
 Model NASIM (Hydrotec, 2003)
 TOPMODEL (Beven et al., 1995)
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1b) Water balance models

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Application areas:
 Assessment of water availability from surface and ground water
 Agricultural planning (e.g. irrigation)
 Land use and climate change impacts
 Boundary condition for ground water models
 Basis for ecohydrological models

Typical models:
 Model ARC-EGMO (Becker et al., 2002)
 Model WASIM-ETH (Schulla, 1997)
 HBV-Model (Lindström et al., 1997)

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1c) Ecohydrological models

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Application areas:
 Assessment of diffuse pollution (nitrogen, phosphorous,
pesticides, heavy metals, etc.) in ground and surface waters
 Estimation of erosion and sediment transport
 Agricultural planning (yields, crop rotations, fertilisation)
 Impact analysis (climate and land use change)

Typical models:
• SWIM (Krysanova et al., 1998)
• SWAT (Arnold et al., 1998),
• HERMES (Kersebaum, 1995)
• CANDY (Franko et al., 1995)
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Other models (with hydrological components)

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 Operational flood forecasting models
 Rainfall models
 Ground water models
 River hydraulic models
 River water quality models
 Climate models (GCM, RCM)
 Vegetation models
 Urban drainage models
 Water Resources Management models
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2) According to model technic

[table page 14]

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Account to:

  1. Principle
  2. Degree of determination
  3. Lineartity
  4. Spatial Structure
  5. Temporal structure
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