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Title: Participant 2 DHI Water and Environment DHI


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Participant 2 DHI Water and Environment (DHI)
Erik Kock Rasmussen, biologist Role lead of the
dynamic hydrological/hydrodynamic/ecological
modelling Dr. Ole S. Petersen (engineer) Role
Hydrodynamic modelling Flemming Møhlenberg
(biologist) Role Link between dynamic modellers
and statistical analyses.
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MIKE - Model Structure
  • Disharge
  • Precipitation
  • Evaporation
  • Water levels
  • Fluxes
  • Wind
  • Temperature

Hydrodynamic modelling
  • Initial values
  • Boundaries
  • Point sources
  • Diffuse sources

Advection-Dispersion modelling
Effects on
  • Temperatur
  • Salinity

Nutrient load
Ecological modelling
Water level, current, salinity Chlorophyll, subm.
Vegetation, nutrients, BOD, Oxygen,
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Ecological model, carbon cycle
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MIKE EU
  • The simulated 12 components or the state
    variables of the model are
  • Phytoplankton carbon (PC) (g/m3)
  • Phytoplankton nitrogen (PN) (g/m3)
  • Phytoplankton phosphorus (PP) (g/m3)
  • Chlorophyll-a (CH) (g/m3)
  • Zooplankton (ZC) (g/m3)
  • Detritus carbon (DC) (g/m3)
  • Detritus nitrogen (DN) (g/m3)
  • Detritus phosphorus (DP) (g/m3)
  • Inorganic nitrogen (IN) (g/m3)
  • Inorganic phosphorus (IP) (g/m3)
  • Dissolved oxygen (DO) (g/m3)
  • Benthic vegetation carbon (BC) (g/m2)
  • Add on Benthic vegetation split into macroalgae
    Rooted vegetation
  • Add on Sediment N P module.

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MIKE 21, 3-D Finite Element Model System
  • Hydrodynamic module
  • (Water level, discharge velocity)
  • Advection dispersion module
  • (Transport of substances)
  • Ecological Module
  • (22 state variablesTN, TP, IN, PO4, Chl-a,
    Zooplankton, N and P in sediment, Rooted
    vegetation, Macroalgae)

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MIKE 21, 3-D Finite Element Model System
  • Hydrodynamic module
  • (Water level, discharge velocity)
  • Advection dispersion module
  • (Transport of substances)
  • Ecological Module (ECO-lab )
  • (22 state variablesTN, TP, IN, PO4, Chl-a,
    Zooplankton, N and P in sediment, Rooted
    vegetation, Macroalgae)

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Development of ECO-lab
ECO-lab released July 2003 for MIKE 21
3D ECO-lab template Eutrophication (EU) model
with 13 state variable Sep. 2003 P.Plankton,
Zoopl. NH4,NO4, PO4, DC,DN,DP, DO ECO-lab
template Mytilys e. population EU model 50
state variables, Oct. 2003 ECO-lab template EU
model with macroalgae rooted submerged
vegetation sediment N, P to be released summer
2004, 22 state variables ECO-lab for FM to be
released May-July 2004
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Eco-lab applications Ringkøbing Fjord Løgstør
Broad, Danish Straits
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Secchi depth Ringkøbing Fjord1992 (6-8 PSU),
2001 (10-14 PSU)
Phytoplankton dominate
Filtration by Mya areneria
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Secchi dept, PSU from 10-14 to 6-8
Mya a. can not reproduce below 13 PSU, SD decrease
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Shell fish (Mytilus e.) population model in
ECO-lab based on a 3-D model of Løgstør
BroadBoundary Data MIKE 11 1-2 weekly data on
water chemistry
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Measured Load in rivers channels for the
ecological model Table 3
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Boundary condition at the Sea for the Ecological
modelTable 4
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Forcing functions Ecological modelTable 5
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Calibration validation dataecological
modelTable 6
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