This invention discloses a method for calculating
water volume in hilly
irrigation areas, relating to the field of
irrigation technology. It addresses the problems of large calculation errors and high implementation costs caused by complex
terrain and dispersed water sources in hilly
irrigation areas. The method first collects basic parameters such as
terrain, water sources,
meteorology, crops, and
monitoring data. Then, based on the irrigation area slope, terrace levels, and pond / dam distribution density, a
terrain correction coefficient model is constructed to correct the traditional
crop water balance equation, resulting in a terrain-adaptive equation. Substituting
water source parameters, the total input
water volume is calculated. Combined with
monitoring data from the beginning and end of ditches, water loss is calculated to obtain the net input
water volume. The total return water volume and reuse volume are quantified based on field
drainage flow, and then superimposed on the net input water volume to obtain the effective
irrigation water volume. Finally, the total
irrigation water volume,
water source contribution ratio, and return water
reuse rate are integrated and output. This invention adapts to hilly terrain characteristics, achieves multi-source
coupling and quantitative utilization of return water, and offers accurate calculations with low implementation costs.