Grid parameterization of a conceptual distributed hydrological model through integration of a sub-grid topographic index: necessity and practicability;Paramétrage de grille d'un modèle hydrologique distribué conceptuel par l'intégration d'un indice topographique sous grille: nécessité et faisabilité

Hydrological Sciences Journal

Volumn 57, Issue 2, 2012, Pages 282-297

  Liu, Jintao ^a,b   Chen, Xi ^a   Wu, Jichun ^b   Zhang, Xingnan ^a   Feng, Dezeng ^a   Xu, Chong Yu ^c,d  

^a HOHAI UNIVERSITY   (China)

^b NANJING UNIVERSITY   (China)

^c UNIVERSITY OF OSLO   (Norway)

^d UPPSALA UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

Author keywords

conceptual parameters; grid based model; parameterization; Xinanjiang model

Indexed keywords

CONCEPTUAL PARAMETERS; DISTRIBUTED HYDROLOGICAL MODEL; DISTRIBUTED MODELS; FIELD EXPERIMENT; GRID SCALE; GRID-BASED; HYDROLOGICAL PROCESS; MODEL CALIBRATION AND VALIDATION; MODEL COMPARISON; MOISTURE SATURATION; MOISTURE STORAGE; MOISTURE STORAGE CAPACITY; NONHOMOGENEITY; PARAMETERIZATION SCHEMES; SEMI-DISTRIBUTED MODEL; SPATIAL VARIATIONS; STATISTICAL CHARACTERISTICS; STREAMFLOW SIMULATIONS; SUB-GRIDS; TEMPORAL RESOLUTION; TIME STEP; TOPOGRAPHIC INDEX; VARIABLE SOURCE AREAS; XINANJIANG MODEL; ZHEJIANG PROVINCE;

CATCHMENTS; DOORS; PARAMETERIZATION; RAIN; RUNOFF; SOIL MOISTURE; STREAM FLOW; WINDOWS;

COMPUTER SIMULATION;

CATCHMENT; CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK; HOMOGENEITY; HYDROLOGICAL MODELING; PARAMETERIZATION; RIVER DISCHARGE; SOIL MOISTURE; STREAMFLOW; TOPOGRAPHIC EFFECT; TOPOGRAPHY;

CHINA; ZHEJIANG;

EID: 84863272088     PISSN: 02626667     EISSN: 21503435     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/02626667.2011.645823     Document Type: Article

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