A Distributed Hydrologic Model of Varying Flow Path Widths with Contributing Areas
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A Distributed Hydrologic Model of Varying Flow Path Widths with Contributing Areas
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 30, Issue 5, Pages: 225-229(2011)
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桂林理工大学环境科学与工程学院
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Published:2011
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Jin Xin, Song Ying, Pan Bin-lin. A Distributed Hydrologic Model of Varying Flow Path Widths with Contributing Areas[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(5): 225-229.
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Jin Xin, Song Ying, Pan Bin-lin. A Distributed Hydrologic Model of Varying Flow Path Widths with Contributing Areas[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(5): 225-229.DOI:
A Distributed Hydrologic Model of Varying Flow Path Widths with Contributing Areas
Grid width is generally treated as the width of flow path for flow convergence in many traditional distributed hydrologic models.The flow velocity obtained from these models differs substantially from the reality
which may undermine immensely the accuracy of the results in hydrologic modeling
soil erosion simulation and other related studies.A distributed hydrologic model was developed based on Horton infiltration curve and simplified Saint Venant equation in this study.A curve called as flow path width curve was developed to describe the varying of flow path width with upstream contributing area as flow gathering.Some observed data of Dongwan watershed was applied to test the model
and the results proved its superiority in distributed outputs.
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