Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed
The relationship established by different natural and social variables make up the ecology of lakes and become a component for the communities that surround it. Hydrologic models are used to represent the relationship between abiotic elements in watersheds and provide a complete view on the dynamics...
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Zamorano: Escuela Agrícola Panamericana
2023
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| author | Velasquez D., Helen P. |
| author2 | Tenorio, Erika |
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| description | The relationship established by different natural and social variables make up the ecology of lakes and become a component for the communities that surround it. Hydrologic models are used to represent the relationship between abiotic elements in watersheds and provide a complete view on the dynamics that take place in a given territory. The Hydro-BID model is a process-based hydrologic model that was calibrated for the Yure and Varsovia River basins to perform the watershed-scale simulations. This study adresses the effect of climate change as a variable with potential impactsin the montly and annual flow into Lake Yojoa, Honduras. The InVEST® Nutrient Delivery ratio (NDR) was used to estimate nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) loads spactially distributed in the basin. As a result, this study presents the HydroBID model as an effective tool for estimating monthly streamflow in the Yure and Varsovia river basins with a Nash-Sutcliffe effciency index (NSE) of 0.85. Moreover, climate change scenarios modeled, indicate an increase in outflow under the SSP2-4.5 scenario by 2040, while the SSP3-7.0 scenario predicts a decrease in monthly outflow, primarily influenced by changes in precipitation. Finally, the InVEST® NDR model is suitable for estimating nutrient exports from non-point sources in the Yure and Varsovia basins and can be calibrated for validation of the nutrient loads input into Lake Yojoa. |
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| spelling | ZAMORANO76412023-11-27T14:22:41Z Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed Velasquez D., Helen P. Tenorio, Erika Manueles, Alexandra Valladares , Mariam Calibration climate change hydrology modelling spatial analysis The relationship established by different natural and social variables make up the ecology of lakes and become a component for the communities that surround it. Hydrologic models are used to represent the relationship between abiotic elements in watersheds and provide a complete view on the dynamics that take place in a given territory. The Hydro-BID model is a process-based hydrologic model that was calibrated for the Yure and Varsovia River basins to perform the watershed-scale simulations. This study adresses the effect of climate change as a variable with potential impactsin the montly and annual flow into Lake Yojoa, Honduras. The InVEST® Nutrient Delivery ratio (NDR) was used to estimate nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) loads spactially distributed in the basin. As a result, this study presents the HydroBID model as an effective tool for estimating monthly streamflow in the Yure and Varsovia river basins with a Nash-Sutcliffe effciency index (NSE) of 0.85. Moreover, climate change scenarios modeled, indicate an increase in outflow under the SSP2-4.5 scenario by 2040, while the SSP3-7.0 scenario predicts a decrease in monthly outflow, primarily influenced by changes in precipitation. Finally, the InVEST® NDR model is suitable for estimating nutrient exports from non-point sources in the Yure and Varsovia basins and can be calibrated for validation of the nutrient loads input into Lake Yojoa. 2023-11-27T20:15:55Z 2023-11-27T20:15:55Z 2023 Thesis https://hdl.handle.net/11036/7641 eng Copyright Escuela Agrícola Panamericana, Zamorano https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/ application/pdf Zamorano: Escuela Agrícola Panamericana |
| spellingShingle | Calibration climate change hydrology modelling spatial analysis Velasquez D., Helen P. Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title | Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title_full | Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title_fullStr | Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title_full_unstemmed | Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title_short | Application of HydroBID and InVEST hydrologic models in tributaries of Lake Yojoa watershed |
| title_sort | application of hydrobid and invest hydrologic models in tributaries of lake yojoa watershed |
| topic | Calibration climate change hydrology modelling spatial analysis |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/11036/7641 |
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