Title: HSPF and the CBP Community Watershed Model
1HSPF and the CBPCommunity Watershed Model
2Topics
- WSM Structure
- Input Data
- Calibration
- Management Scenarios
3Topics
- WSM Structure
- Input Data
- Calibration
- Management Scenarios
4CBP Modeling Structure
Regional Acid Deposition Model
Watershed Model
Hydrodynamic Model
Chesapeake Bay Estuary Model Package
5Requirements for WSM
- Daily flow, nutrient, and sediment load
- Responsive to
- Nutrient input to streams
- Nutrient input to land
- Atmospheric Deposition loads
- BMPs
- Simulate areas with no gauge data
6HSPF
- Hourly time step
- Heavily parameterized (sensitive to many inputs)
- Open Source, Free
- Supported by USGS and EPA
- Recommended for TMDLs
7Watershed Model byMajor Basin
8P4 PotomacSegmentation
9P4 PotomacSegmentation
Simulated with HSPF
10Loading Sources in Watershed Model
Pasture
Hay
Cons. Till
Conv. Till
Manure
RIVER REACH
Imp Urb
Perv Urb
Forest
Mixed
Point Source
Septic
11Loading Sources in Watershed Model
Conv. Till
12Crop Simulation
Meteorology
Precipitation
Land Morphology
Runoff and Groundwater
Nitrogen Cycle
Sediment Export
Phosphorus Cycle
Nutrient Inputs
13Crop Simulation
Water
Sediment
PQUAL
AGCHEM
14Water simulation
Surface
Interflow
Lower Zone
Ground Water
15Water Simulation(each layer)
Precipitation or percolation
Evapotranspiration
(time series)
f(time series, land properties)
RO
f(soil properties, slope, temp)
Percolation
f(soil properties, slope, temp)
16Water Parameterization
PWAT-PARM2 FOREST LZSN
INFILT LSUR SLSUR KVARY AGWR
231 0.000 5.500 0.0900 250.
0.05000 0.120 0.935 232 0.000
4.550 0.0300 300. 0.04000 0.100
0.916 233 0.000 4.550
0.0300 300. 0.04000 0.100 0.916
234 0.000 6.500 0.0200 300.
0.06000 0.100 0.917 235 0.000
3.150 0.0200 300. 0.05000 0.100
0.917 236 0.000 6.500
0.0200 300. 0.05000 0.100 0.917
END PWAT-PARM2 PWAT-PARM4 PWAT-PARM1
MON-INTERCEP MON-UZSN MON-MANNING
MON-LZETPARM PWAT-STATE1
17Sediment Simulation
Detached Sediment
f(time)
f(rain intensity)
Soil Matrix (unlimited)
18Crop Simulation
Water
Sediment
PQUAL
PQUAL
AGCHEM
19PQUAL simulation
Surface Sediment
x Monthly Factor
Interflow Water
x Monthly Factor
Ground Water
x Monthly Factor
20Crop Simulation
Water
Sediment
PQUAL
AGCHEM
AGCHEM
21AGCHEM simulation
Surface
Interflow
Lower Zone
Ground Water
22AGCHEM simulation
23Nitrogen Cycle in Watershed Model Forest
Trees
Denitrification
Roots
Leaves
Nitrate
Atmospheric Deposition
Particulate
Particulate
Solution
Refractory
Labile
Ammonia
Organic N
Organic N
Solution
Solution
Adsorbed
Labile
Refractory
Ammonia
Organic N
Organic N
24List of nitrogen simulation tables
NIT-FLAGS NIT-AD-FLAGS SOIL-DATA2
CROP-DATES NIT-YIELD MON-NUPT-FR1
MON-NUPT-FR2 SOIL-DATA MON-NITUPT
NIT-AMVOLAT NIT-FSTGEN NIT-FSTPM NIT-CMAX
NIT-UPIMCSAT MON-NITUPNI MON-NITUPAM
MON-NITIMNI MON-NITIMAM MON-NITAGUTF
NIT-ORGPM MON-NPRETBG MON-NPRETFBG
MON-NPRETAG MON-NPRETLI NIT-SVALPM
NIT-STOR1 NIT-STOR2
25Loading Sources in Watershed Model
Pasture
Hay
Cons. Till
Conv. Till
Manure
RIVER REACH
Imp Urb
Perv Urb
Forest
Mixed
Point Source
Septic
26River Sediment Simulation
in Phase IV Watershed Model
Suspended Sediment
Bed Storage (unlimited)
27N River Simulation
NO3
Algae
NH3
ORGN
Sediment
28Topics
- WSM Structure
- Input Data
- Calibration
- Management Scenarios
29Input types
- Manure
- Fertilizer
- Land Use
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Point Source and septic
- Meteorology and Precipitation
30Input types
- Manure
- Fertilizer
- Land Use
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Point Source and septic
- Meteorology and Precipitation
31Manure Calculations
Animals per AU
Animals
Animal-Produced Nutients
Manure per AU
32Manure Data
Uncollected
Pasture Application
Beef
Dairy
Collected
Swine
Layers
Broilers
Turkeys
Unstored
Monthly App
Total Monthly Crop App
Manure Acre Calculation (no loss)
Losses
Distribution
Stored
Monthly App
33Input to model
PERLND232 DY 11984 1 3 12 6 3 HIMORN
0.3734
In Special Actions Block
34Input types
- Manure
- Fertilizer
- Land Use
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Point Source and septic
- Meteorology and Precipitation
35Fertilizer
- Use state estimates of fertilizer use by crop
type - changed only for nutrient management
36Nutrient Management Calculation
- Applied separately for each
- Land Use
- Segment
- Nutrient
- Inorganic Calculation Only
37Find Nutrient Management
Fertilizer
30 Crop Need
Manure
Crop Need
AtDep
Mineral
38Find Nutrient Management
Fertilizer
30 Crop Need
Manure
Crop Need
AtDep
Mineral
39What if? Excess Manure
Fertilizer
Manure
30 Crop Need
Crop Need
AtDep
Mineral
40What if? Excess Manure
Manure
30 Crop Need
Crop Need
AtDep
Mineral
41What if? Excess Manure
Manure
Move
30 Crop Need
Crop Need
AtDep
Mineral
42Input to model
PERLND236 DY 11984 6 15 4 3 NH419
2 13.5000 YR 1 14
In Special Actions Block
43Input types
- Manure
- Fertilizer
- Land Use
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Point Source and septic
- Meteorology and Precipitation
44Land Use
Forest Impervious Urban Pervious Urban Herbaceous
EMAP GIRAS
Land Use Data Base
Crop Hay Pasture Open
Agricultural Census, CTIC
Population Estimations, Projections
Sources
Outputs
45Land Use
SCHEMATIC lt-Source-gt lt--Area--gt
lt-Target-gt ltML-gt ltNamegt
lt-factor-gt ltNamegt PERLND
231 477148. RCHRES 230
231 PERLND 232 32286.
RCHRES 230 232 PERLND 233
44023. RCHRES 230 233 PERLND 234
221378. RCHRES 230 234 PERLND
235 147875. RCHRES 230
235 PERLND 236 89273.
RCHRES 230 236 IMPLND 234
107.73 RCHRES 230 237 IMPLND 235
7388. RCHRES 230 238 END
SCHEMATIC
46Input types
- Manure
- Fertilizer
- Land Use
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Point Source and septic
- Meteorology and Precipitation
47Atmospheric Deposition
- Calculated by regression of selected NADP data
- Change in Deposition proportional to change in
RADM model output.
48Air Deposition Model
- Changes deposition to the watershed
49Atmospheric Deposition
Data Sources Management Models
WDM
UCI
Simulation
50Atmospheric Deposition
EXT SOURCES lt-Volume-gt ltMembergt
SsysSgaplt--Mult--gtTran lt-Target volsgt lt-Grpgt
lt-Member-gt ltNamegt ltNamegt tem
strglt-factor-gtstrg ltNamegt ltNamegt
WDM 3230 NO23 ENGLZERO DIV
RCHRES 230 EXTNL NUADFX 1 1 WDM 5230 NH4X
ENGLZERO DIV RCHRES 230 EXTNL
NUADFX 2 1 WDM 9231 NO3D ENGLZERO
DIV RCHRES 230 EXTNL NUADFX 1 1 WDM 8232
ORNX ENGLZERO DIV RCHRES 230
EXTNL PLADFX 1 1 WDM 8234 ORPX ENGLZERO
DIV RCHRES 230 EXTNL PLADFX 2 1 WDM
8233 PO4A ENGLZERO DIV RCHRES 230
EXTNL NUADFX 3 1 END EXT SOURCES
51Topics
- WSM Structure
- Input Data
- Calibration
- Management Scenarios
52Calibration priorities
- Nutrient exports from land uses agree with
literature values - Processes occur at reasonable rates
- Simulation matches observations at pour point of
the watershed
53Major Steps in Calibration
- Full review of literature and other model
applications - Develop calibration rules
- Calibrate edge-of-stream
- Calibrate Reach
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57Conventional Tillage Total Nitrogen
Export lb/ac/year
applications lb/ac/year
58River Calibration
- Compare model output with monitored data
- 15 sites
- 11 variables
- 12 sas-generated plots
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61Community Model
- Already calibrated
- Not a tool for calibration
- CWM could be modified for calibration
- Community can suggest global improvements
62Topics
- WSM Structure
- Input Data
- Calibration
- Management Scenarios
63Testing Management
- Remove the effect of hydrology and climate
- Simulate 10 years 1985-1994 using 1985 land use,
point sources, and land management - Simulate the same 10 years using a test land use,
point sources, and land management
64BMP Simulation
Input Data
River Simulation
Land Simulation
Output
65BMP application
MASS-LINK forest MASS-LINK
231 ltSrcegt lt-Grpgt lt-Member-gtlt--Mult--gt
ltTarggt lt-Grpgt lt-Member-gt ltNamegt
ltNamegt ltNamegt lt-factor-gt ltNamegt
ltNamegt ltNamegt PERLND PWATER PERO
0.0833333 RCHRES INFLOW IVOL
In MASS-LINKS
66Management available in the watershed model
- Atmospheric Deposition
- Land Use
- Nutrient Application
- Structural BMPs
- Point Source
- Septic
67GlobalManagement Actions
- Atmospheric Deposition Changes
- Land use change
- Point Source and Septic
68Management Actions - Ag
- Nutrient Management
- Adjustment of Animals Populations
- Structural Changes
- Manure Storage facilities
- Runoff Management Practices
- Streambank Fencing
- Farming Practices
69Management Actions - Urban
- Point Source and Septic
- Nutrient Management
- Erosion and Sediment Control