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Environmental modeling application domains
an overview of environmental topics and domains © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains Hydrologic systems
hydrological cycle, rainfall-runoff river flow and flooding water distribution and allocation reservoir operations water quality, eutrophication, waste allocation groundwater systems © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains hydrological cycle, rainfall-runoff © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains rainfall-runoff model: describes the outflow from a catchment as a function of basin data (orography, soils land cover, drainage) precipitation, temperature. © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains rainfall-runoff model scenario of landuse change:
forested area 65% © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains rainfall-runoff model scenario of landuse change:
forested area 0% © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains water distribution and allocation
dynamic network model with supply and demand nodes © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains water distribution and allocation: generic network
with geo- referenced nodes © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains water distribution and allocation:
the network editor links to the GIS data bases © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains water quality, waste allocation: a dynamic
multi-segment model (DO-BOD) linked to the river network through nodes and reaches. © K.Fedra 2000
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Coastal waters and oceans
Modeling Domains Coastal waters and oceans currents and energy balance (climate modeling) coastal water quality nutrient cycles, eutrophication fisheries (sustainable yield) © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains coastal water quality: simulation of
ocean outfalls with a 2D vertically integrated flow and transport particle tracking model © K.Fedra 2000
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Land surface and subsurface
Modeling Domains Land surface and subsurface erosion, soil processes vegetation, land cover groundwater (unsaturated and saturated zones, links to the hydrological domain) © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains groundwater modeling:
dynamic 2D (vertically integrated) flow and transport model (finite element scheme) Scenarios of landfills and aquifer restoration © K.Fedra 2000
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The model output is yet another map layer.
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Different display styles are supported ...
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… including pseudo 3D display of functional values.
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Biological and ecological systems
Modeling Domains Biological and ecological systems population models, predator-prey systems, food chains ecosystem models (multi-compartment combining physical and biological elements) © K.Fedra 2000
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Agriculture and Forestry
Modeling Domains Agriculture and Forestry agricultural production livestock and grazing models forest models (stands, growth, yield, deforestation and reforestation) © K.Fedra 2000
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Technological systems transportation energy systems industrial impacts
Modeling Domains Technological systems transportation energy systems industrial impacts waste management © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains Risks and hazards floods and droughts
erosion, desertification spills and accidental releases epidemiological models (pests, infectious diseases) © K.Fedra 2000
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Modeling Domains spills and accidental releases: hazardous and toxic
gas spills: chemical plants or transportation accidents © K.Fedra 2000
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decision support systems
Modeling Domains Management and policy models all of the above, but containing explicit representation of control and decision variables economic evaluation decision support systems © K.Fedra 2000
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