Presentation by Laurene Bouaziz (Delft University of technology) at the Symposium on catchment hydrology and WFlow, during Delft Software Days - Edition 2017. Tuesday, 24 October 2017, Delft.
4. Available data
• Historical timeseries (P, T, Q, E) – 45 basins
• Satellite based soil moisture
– VanderSat
– 100m resolution
• Piezometer levels (ADES, PIEZ’EAU)
• Landuse, elevation, geology
5. What I’ll show:
1 Historical series of P,E,Q
& the Budyko framework
Loss term
2 Satellite based soil moisture Summer and
winter processes
& constrain the
parameter beta
3 Satellite based soil moisture
& groundwater levels
Different model
concepts for
different parts of
the landscape
6. 1. Plotting the long term water
balance
Andréassian and Perrin 2012
7. 1. Plotting the long term water
balance
Andréassian and Perrin 2012
Ea = 0.97 * Ep
8. 1. Estimating Ea with Budyko
Budyko 1974, Gentine 2012
Ea = 0.88 * Ep
9. 1. Consequences for the model
• Deep percolation losses
– Karstification of limestone, chalk
• Abstractions
10. 2. Satellite based soil moisture
• VanderSat
• 100 m resolution
• Almost daily 2015-2017
11. 2. Previous work
• Van Dijk et al. used Microwave and MODIS
(5x5km)
• Worked good in natural rivers (monthly
timestep) but no good signal in rivers in
western Europe
16. 3. Consequences for the model
• Coupled soil moisture and
groundwater schematization
• Different model concept for
the riparian zones
17. Summary
1 Historical series of P,E,Q
& the Budyko framework
Loss term
2 Satellite based soil moisture Summer and
winter processes
& constrain the
parameter beta
3 Satellite based soil moisture
& groundwater levels
Different model
concepts for
different parts of
the landscape
18. Conclusion
• Additional sources of data and creative use
of data may help to define the model
structure and/or constrain the model
parameters
• Shift the focus from parameter fitting
towards process understanding