Paimionjoki River Basin Pilot, Finland Paimionjoki River Basin Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
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General geography The total of the catchment area is 1088 km2 Agricultural land: 457,6 km2 (42%) Forests: 593,5 km2 (55 %) Water: 29,7 km2 (3 %) Population: 20.000 in 6 municipalities. The main occupations are agriculture, small industries and services. A large percentage of the peole work in the neighbouring cities of Turku and Salo. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Hydrological system Average precipitation: 600 mm/annum; the raifall distribution is fairly even during the year. Main river: River Paimionjoki, length 110 km, the main tributary: Tarvasjoki (L = 20 km). Qm at Juvankoski: 7.20m3/s, Qmmax: 78 m3/s, Qmmin 0.18 m3/s Main lakes: Lake Painio (7,84 km2), and Lake Hirsijärvi (2,36 km2). The level of these lakes is the same and is regulated by a dam at the outlet in Hovirinnankoski Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Water use Hydropower: There are 3 hydropower stations in River Paimionjoki: Juvankoski, Juntola and Askala, each with a small regulating reservoir Surface water abstraction: City of Turku: max 1.0 m3/s at Juntola Agricultural use estimated at 20,000 m3/day (daily average) during mid May –mid August Ground water abstraction: Within the basin there are 16 ground water abstraction stations supplying water for municipal use. The total amount of water pumped is around 5000 m3/day. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Precipitation There are 33 meteorological stations and over 300 precipitation stations in Finland, which measure hydrological factors continuously and transmit the data into the national databank online. The nearest meteorological station to the Paimionjoki basin is N:o 02963 1201 Jokioinen (see Map 1). Together with the radar precipitation observations the data is used in the hydrological model Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Snowpack Snowpack is measured in the permanent snow lines throughout the country during the winter. There is one snow line in the Paimionjoki River basin: Snowline 1270401 Tammela, Letku (see Map 1). The measurements (snow depth, water equivalent of snow) are done manually once/twice a month , fed into the national databank and used in the hydrological model. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Evaporation, evapotranspiration The nearest potential evaporation measuring station (Class-A pan) is No 35011 Jokioinen. The evapotranspiration in Paimionjoki River basin is estimated by using the hydrological model. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Soil moisture Soil moisture is measured in six national stations and estimated in Paimionjoki basin using the hydrological model. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Lake levels, reservoir levels, storage situations There is only one major surface storage in the Paimionjoki River basin, i.e. the combined storage system formed by Lake Painio and Lake Hirsjärvi (the lakes are connected and at the same level). There are two lake level measuring stations in the basin: 27 042 Painio, 27 041 Hirsjärvi There is also an established storage capacity curve for the lake system. The lake levels are measured continuously and transmitted into the national databank. The data is utilized in the hydrological model. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, River flows There are 3 automatic river gauging stations in Paimionjoki River 27 00160 Hirvikoski 27 00250 Juvankoski 27 00350 Juntola The stations measure the flow continuously and transmit the data into the national databank. The flow data is utilized in the hydrological model. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Parameters for Drought Indicators, Ground water levels There are no national ground level measuring stations in the basin, the nearest ones are No 02 586 04 Lahdesuo (about 50 km South of the basin) and 02 561 51 Oripaa (about 70 km North-West of the basin). The levels are manually measured weekly and reported electronically to the central data bank. The ground level data is utilized in the hydrological model for groundwater forecasting. The water utilities monitor the level of their own ground water abstraction wells. These measurement are reported to the authorities but are not utilized in the hydrological model Lisää viraton nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
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Model and its use WSFS (Watershed Simulation and Forecasting System) is used for real time hydrological simulation and forecasting. The distribution of the model is based on the third level watershed division with 60 - 100 km2 sub-basins. In research version 1x1 km2 grid is used. Main meteorological inputs are daily precipitation and temperature. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Simulated variables areal precipitation evapotranspiration lake evaporation snow soil moisture surface, sub-surface and ground water flow and storage runoff, discharges water levels of rivers and lakes. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Drought Indicators (1) On the basis of run-off: at WSFS runoff maps produced by the hydrological model runoff below 0,2 mm/d indicates drought situation. This information is made publicly available in the internet through the link shown below and updated weekly. This indicator is not suitable in the winter conditions. http://wwwi2.ymparisto.fi/i2/27/index.html, click the measuring stations shown in the map. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Drought Indicators (2) On the basis of precipitation: during the drought period precipitaion is less than long term average minus 2 x standard deviation (Esko Kuusisto). This indicator is based on time series of more the 30 years and is obtained from the data of the national meteorological stations. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Drought Indicators (3) Locally by the water utility: the remaining available reservoir or aquifer capacity will be sufficient for less than 2 months (taking into consideration the expected recharge during the same period. This indicator is used by the individual water utilities or local authorities and is based on their observations on water levels. Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto 26.12.2018
Possible Drought Indicators Soil moisture: The soil moisture below (e.g.50 %) the normal level of that season indicates drought conditions. Information from the hydrological model. Lake or reservoir level: The water level below the average of that season (return period 20 yrs or more) indicates drought conditions. Information from the hydrological model or from direct measurements Groundwater aquifer level: The groundwater level below the average of that season (return period 20 yrs or more) indicates drought conditions. Information from hydrological model or from direct measurements Lisää viraston nimi, tekijän nimi ja osasto from the hydrological model or from the direct mearsurements 26.12.2018