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GenRiver
: a generic river flow model The model treats a river as a summation of streams, each originating in a subcatchment with its own daily rainfall, yearly landcover fractions and constant total area and distance to the river outflow (or measurement) point. Interactions between streams in their contribution to the river are considered to be negligible (i.e. there is no 'backflow' problem). Spatial patterns in daily rainfall events are translated into average daily rainfall in each subcatchment in a separate module (SpatRain.xls). The subcatchment model represents interception, infiltration into soil, rapid percolation into subsoil, surface flow of water and rapid lateral subsurface flow into streams with parameters that can vary between land cover classes. The GenRiver model (STELLA) is accompanied by an excel file (GenRiver.xls) where you can place your input parameters. back
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These three options will allow you (progressively to):
If you open GenRiver, you will see some explanatory text and a number of buttons that allow you to run the model, set a number of key parameters (by moving sliders) and look at the output via some direct screen output, a stack of graphs and tables. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Download Documents
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Meine van Noordwijk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copy right, but do not copy wrong. The GenRiver model was developed on the basis of publicly funded research at the International Centre for Research on Agroforestry (ICRAF) and may be used for non-commercial research purposes in the interest of the smallholder agroforesters of the world. The STELLA modeling shell used is protected by international copyright. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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