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1 The model concept in the project FLUMAGIS: Scales, simulation and integration Martin Volk & Gerd Schmidt UFZ-Centre for Environmental Research LeipzigHalle, Department of Applied Landscape Ecology, Permoserstraße 15, Leipzig, Germany

2 C Introduction EC - WFD defines environmental targets for surface and groundwater Main instrument management plan for River Basins Environmental targets Current conditions Measure programm Consideration of whole River Basins Participation - active participation of all interested institutions Water management Forestry Nature protection Agriculture Interested public

3 FLUMAGIS Interdisciplinary development of methods and tools for the planning and controling of measures for river basin management with GIS AIM Development of methods and computer-aided tools for the support of the planning and management of river basins Visualization Participation Model link Decision support

4 Study area -Intensive agricultural use (cattle) -Mainly sandy soils -Mean annual precipitation: 600 to 1200 mm/a -Mainly flat, altitudes up to 360 m asl Unnavigable part of the Ems Upper Ems River (3740 km²) Ladberger Mühlenbach AEO = 350 km² Eltingmühlenbach AEO = 160 km² Münstersche Aa AEO = 173 km²

5 Model link in FLUMAGIS Who is the user of FLUMAGIS? User group to reach knowledge level: Hydrology, Modelling Indicators, Parameters Which simulation results can and must be expected? Specifics of the study areas, which results can be shown how? Level of link / integration? Direct start of the models from the graphic user interface? Databank for the models Land and water use scenarios How to consider scales? Definition of scale levels

6 River Basin Management?

7 INDICATORS AND PARAMETERS IHA - Parameters Parameters of BWK Hydr guidelines - MoMQ, HQ, NQ, calendar day, HQ, NQ - Magnitude of the monthly runoff conditions -Temporal sequences, seasons - Rate of hydrographic changes - Mean annual runoff amount - Variation coefficient - MHQ/MNQ - MQ/MNQ Further hydr Parameters - pot nat amount of flooding water - Runoff dosis - Runoff acceleration - Dose of shear stress - Flow velocity PARAMETER AND INDICATOR POOL Scale specifics Relevance/ informative Experts Interested public Model systems Qualitative/ Quantitative Indicators

8 Scale-specific model application ABIMO Mikroscale NASIM SCALE ELEVATOR Mesoscale ArcEGMO SWAT Macroscale MQ P N MHQ/MNQ Scale knot PARAMETER POOL

9 Model comparison Artificial areas Input times series: - Precipitation - Evaporation - Temperature Properties (Fix): - Natural cross profile - A = 10 km² - Slope angle = 5 Properties (variable): - Land use - Sealing of surfaces - Soils - Relief Artificial area Model 1 Model 4 Model 2 Model 3

10 First results 0,14 ABIMO Structure of the artificial areas EGMO NASIM SWAT 0,12 sandy soil loamy soil land use F10/P5/A75/S10 F30/P10/A50/S10 Arable land Pasture Forest F10/P20/A50/S20 0 F10/P20/A50/S20 0,02 F10/P5/T75/S10 P, ETP data: ,04 F30/P10/A50/S10 5 Slope angle 1% River channel incline 0,06 Arable land Forest (deciduous) Pasture Arable land Sealing of surface Pasture 0,08 Forest B1 Gleyic podsol from sandy river sediments B2 Loess soil total runoff in m³/s 0,1

11 First results First step: Total runoff of the study area simulated with a simple conceptual Model (ABIMO): - Longterm mean annual values of precipitation and PET - Soil parameters (AWC, Sand, Silt, Clay, Loam, organic) - Land use types (Forest, Gardens, Arable, sealed surfaces, Water, yield classes) - GWH - Degree of canalization

12 Outlook further steps Model adjustments artificial and study areas Required complexity - simplicity of models due to the scale levels Visualization of hydrology- and matter-related topics, Linkage/integration of models Transferability of the concept wwwflumagisde