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Modeling tools Training Module DSS Training Material Modeling tools Training Module Modeling tools Module NBI Secretariat

What you learn in this module? This module Introduces you to MIKE HYDRO. MIKE NAM. MIKE 11 MIKE SHE

MIKE HYDRO

MIKE HYDRO MIKE HYDRO is the Graphical User Interface framework for some of the DHI Water resources software products. It features a map based and easy-to-use Graphical User Interface and will, in the coming releases, integrate the DHI Water resources products into one, common GUI framework. MIKE HYDRO Release 2014 includes the following modules: Basin module (MIKE HYDRO Basin) River module (MIKE HYDRO River)

MIKE HYDRO Applications related to the MIKE HYDRO Basin module include: Integrated Water Resources Management studies Provision of multi-sector solution alternatives to water allocation and water shortage problems Reservoir and hydropower operation optimization Exploration of conjunctive use of groundwater and surface water Irrigation scheme performance improvements

MIKE HYDRO Interface

Live Demo

MIKE HYDRO Interface MIKE HYDRO model objects Catchment River (links and nodes) Reservoirs and Hydropower Plants Water user Nodes

Configure and run a simple MIKE HYDRO model MIKE HYDRO Exercise Configure and run a simple MIKE HYDRO model

MIKE NAM

MIKE NAM NAM is a Danish acronym for 'Nedbør-Afstrømings-Model' which means 'Precipitation-Runoff-Model'. NAM is a rainfall-runoff module of MIKE HYDRO and MIKE 11 river modeling systems. It can be applied independently or used to calculate the runoff generated in one or more contributing catchments that generate lateral inflows to a river network

MIKE NAM Typical Applications related to the NAM include: Runoff forecasts Extension of runoff series Estimate effects of Climate Change, for instance on stream flow

Model Structure QOF Overland Flow SOIL MOISTURE PROFILE CK1 CK2 SNOW STORAGE RAIN OF IF Owp Ofc Osat P Ep Pn Ps Umax Root Zone L U QIF InterFlow SURFACE STORAGE Ea DL Lmax Lmax LOVER ZONE STORAGE L Sy G CAFlux GWPump GWL BFu GWL CKBF BF BaseFlow GROUNDWATER STORAGE Depth GWLBFo

Snow Storage Optional: Temperature data only required if snow is included Snow Storage Ps Surface Storage Qmelt: Degree day coefficient [mm/centigrade/day] Ps = 0 , Temp < 0 Ps = f (Qmelt) , Temp > 0

Surface Storage QOF Overland Flow CK1 CK2 Precipitation OF IF P Ep Pn Umax OF IF Precipitation P QIF InterFlow Pn CK1 CK2 QOF Overland Flow Ep Infiltration

Infiltration / Recharge Lower Zone Storage LOVER ZONE STORAGE Lmax L DL CAFlux Ea Infiltration / Recharge

Groundwater Storage G CAFlux GWPump BFu GWL CKBF BF BaseFlow GWLBFo

Live Demo

Configure and run a simple MIKE NAM model MIKE NAM Exercise Configure and run a simple MIKE NAM model

MIKE 11

MIKE 11 MIKE 11 is a professional engineering software package for the simulation of flows, water quality and sediment transport in estuaries, rivers, irrigation systems, channels and other water bodies. It is a one-dimensional modeling tool for the detailed analysis, design, management and operation of both simple and complex river and channel systems. The Hydrodynamic (HD) module is the core of the MIKE 11 modeling system and forms the basis for most modules including Flood Forecasting, Advection-Dispersion, Water Quality and sediment transport modules)

MIKE 11 Typical applications of MIKE 11 HD module include: Flood forecasting and reservoir operation Simulation of flood control measures Operation of irrigation and surface drainage systems Design of channel systems Tidal and storm surge studies in rivers and estuaries

MIKE 11 Interface MIKE 11 is integrated into the MIKE Zero interface

MIKE 11 Interface MIKE 11 Editors The Simulation Editor The Network Editor The Cross-section Editor The Boundary Editors The Parameter File Editors

Live Demo

Configure and run a simple MIKE 11 model MIKE 11Exercise Configure and run a simple MIKE 11 model

MIKE SHE

MIKE SHE A modeling framework Including a range of numerical methods for each hydrological process. Has an advanced, conceptual, model independent user interface for all hydrological processes. The hydrological processes and numerical methods can be combined, depending on the requirements of your application and the availability of data. All numerical engines are parallelized to make efficient use of available multi-core resources

MIKE SHE Typical applications for which MIKE SHE is often used: Conjunctive use and management of surface water and groundwater Irrigation and drought management Wetland management and restoration Environmental river flows Floodplain management Groundwater induced flooding Land use and climate change impacts on groundwater and surface water Nutrient fate and management Integrated mine water management

MIKE SHE Interface The MIKE SHE user interface is organized by task. In every model application you must: Set up the model, Process the data Run the model, and view the results. The above three tasks are carried until you obtain the results that you want from the model.

MIKE SHE Interface Data Tree Data Pane Data Validation

Live Demo

Configure and run a simple MIKE SHE model MIKE SHE Exercise Configure and run a simple MIKE SHE model