Coupling simulation method of flow and sediment process of distributed watershed
A simulation method and distributed technology, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve the problems of not considering the physical mechanism of the water and sediment process, large time and space scales, and large computational load
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[0081] This embodiment is a method for coupling simulation of water and sediment processes in distributed watersheds. In this example, based on the process-based hydrological simulation, through the systematic identification of the coupling relationship between topographic features and hydrodynamic features, the establishment of soil erosion based on terrain "surface (sheet) erosion - rill erosion - shallow gully erosion - gully erosion" The simulation method of soil erosion and sediment transport process is based on the chain as the platform and the typical hydrodynamic conditions are "thin-layer water flow-stream flow". In this embodiment, firstly, the topological relationship of the slope calculation unit and the confluence channel network are formed by processing the DEM data, and then this is the platform for hydrometeorology, water and soil conservation measures (water and soil conservation forest grass, terraced fields, horizontal ditches, fish scale pits), land Use, te...
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[0166] This embodiment is an improvement of the first embodiment, and is a refinement of the first embodiment on the calculation of evapotranspiration. The evapotranspiration calculation described in this embodiment:
[0167] The evapotranspiration within the calculation unit (in the contour zone) includes evaporation from the wet leaf surface of vegetation (vegetation intercepted water), water area, soil, urban ground surface, urban buildings, etc., and transpiration from dry vegetation leaf surface. The average evapotranspiration model of the calculation unit is calculated by the following formula:
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[0169] In the formula, FW, FU, FSV, FIR, and FNI are the area ratios (%) of water area, impermeable water area, bare land-vegetation area, irrigated farmland and non-irrigated farmland in the calculation unit; EW, ESV, EU, EIR, ENI is the evaporation or evapotranspiration of water area, impermeable water area, bare land-vegetation area, irrigated farmland and non-ir...
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[0208] This embodiment is an improvement of the above embodiment, and is a refinement of the above embodiment regarding infiltration calculation. The infiltration calculation described in this embodiment uses the Green-Ampt vertical one-dimensional infiltration model to simulate rainfall infiltration and over-seepage slope runoff, and the general Green-Ampt model for calculation.
[0209] When the infiltration wetting front reaches the mth soil layer, the infiltration capacity is calculated by the following formula:
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[0211] In the formula, f is the infiltration capacity; F is the cumulative infiltration; km, Am-1, and Bm-1 are described later. The calculation method of cumulative infiltration F depends on whether there is water accumulation on the ground surface.
[0212] If the ground surface continues to accumulate water since the infiltration wetting front enters the m-1th soil layer, then the cumulative infiltration amount is calculated by form...
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