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    The document discusses considerations for segmenting water bodies and river networks for watershed and water quality modeling. Key factors include the spatial scale of the problem, dimensionality and spatial discretization of segments, physical components, and model limitations. The maximum number of segments is 3000 and maximum number of time pairs is 4000. Spatial precision is also a consideration, as models assume instant mixing within each segment. The document then provides an example segmentation of the Brandywine River network into 12 segments.

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    This document shows how to use a model to segment a geographical area.

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    The document discusses considerations for segmenting water bodies and river networks for watershed and water quality modeling. Key factors include the spatial scale of the problem, dimensionality and spatial discretization of segments, physical components, and model limitations. The maximum number of segments is 3000 and maximum number of time pairs is 4000. Spatial precision is also a consideration, as models assume instant mixing within each segment. The document then provides an example segmentation of the Brandywine River network into 12 segments.

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    Model Segmentation Geographical

    Загружено:

    Cisse Mohamed
    The document discusses considerations for segmenting water bodies and river networks for watershed and water quality modeling. Key factors include the spatial scale of the problem, dimensionality and spatial discretization of segments, physical components, and model limitations. The maximum number of segments is 3000 and maximum number of time pairs is 4000. Spatial precision is also a consideration, as models assume instant mixing within each segment. The document then provides an example segmentation of the Brandywine River network into 12 segments.

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    Model Segmentation

    General Rules

    Watershed & Water Quality Modeling Technical Support Center

    Considerations for Segmentation


    Spatial scale of the problem
    Segment of a water body (e.g., reach, embayment) Whole water body (e.g., main river, lake, estuary) Whole river basin network Box, 1-, 2-, 3-dimensions Horizontal: tens of meters to tens of kilometers Vertical: whole water column to tens of centimeters Water column (epilimnion, hypolimnion) Benthic sediments (surface, subsurface) Maximum # of Segments 3000 Maximum # of Time Pairs 4000

    Dimensionality and spatial discretization of segments

    Physical components Model limitations

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    Considerations for Segmentation

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    Considerations for Segmentation

    Spatial Precision
    Model assumption:

    Instant mixing throughout segment

    Network scale determines how precisely the model will be able to reproduce observed gradients.

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    Sampling Stations
    Rivers Sampling Station Water Intake

    Point & Nonpoint Sources

    Lakes & Reservoirs

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    Map of Brandywine Study Area

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    Segmentation of Brandywine River


    Annuminas Upper Plains Hobbiton Old Forest (monitoring) South Downs Tharbad Ferry Middle Brandywine The Crescent (monitoring) Minhiriath Lake Evendim epilimnion Lake Evendim hypolimnion Shirebourne Marsh

    10 11 1 2

    Reaches:
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

    3 4 12 5 6 7 8 9

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    Brandywine WASP Network

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

    Annuminas Upper Plains Hobbiton Old Forest (monitoring) South Downs Tharbad Ferry

    7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

    Middle Brandywine The Crescent (monitoring) Minhiriath Lake Evendim epilimnion Lake Evendim hypolimnion Shirebourne Marsh

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    Brandywine Physical Geometry

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    Brandywine Simulation Control

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    Brandywine Time Step

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    Brandywine Print Interval

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    Brandywine Network (1)

    Open Segment tab Press Insert to create a segment row

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    Brandywine Network (2)

    In the supporting spreadsheet:


    Highlight river volumes Copy to clipboard

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    Brandywine Network (3)


    Highlight Volume field Paste clipboard Nine segment rows will be opened with volumes

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    Brandywine Network (4)


    Copy segment names from the spreadsheet Highlight first row. Paste segment names in the Description field, and segment depths in the Depth Multiplier field.

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