Water Resources Research · 1977 · 11 citations · 8 references
Natural ResourcesEarth SciencesHydrologyCatchment HydrologyHydrologic ModelingWatershed HydrologyCatchment ResponseDistributed Hydrologic ModelingHydrological ModelingRainfall-runoff ProcessesWatershed ModelingWatershed ResponseDistributed ModelingHydrologic Simulation ModelsNumerical Model CalibrationRiver Basin RunoffRunoff EstimationRunoff ModelingSediment DischargeWatershed Flow Simulation
This is the second of a series of three papers describing the methodology of development of a distributed model for estimating runoff and sediment discharge of ungaged rivers. This paper presents the design of the model which permits its application to watersheds of any size and the obtaining of runoff and sediment time series at any point of the river basin which is being modeled. The model requires inputs which are usually available for most areas and/or can easily be synthesized from secondary sources or by transposition. The model was designed with the aim of keeping the number of model parameters at a minimum. It permits the simulation of the nonlinear response of the watershed elements to the meteorological input. The model calibration and validation were carried out by using data available in a river basin in southern Ontario. A more detailed analysis of the calibration‐validation results is presented in the third paper of the series.
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Fluvial processes in geomorphology
Journal of Hydrology · 1965 · 2.8K citations
Erosion characteristics of rainfall.
G. R. Free · Agric. Engng. · 1960 · 53 citations