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Flood forecasting and infiltration modelling.
2004The role of accuracy in the representation of infiltration on the effectiveness of real-time flood forecasting models was investigated. A simple semi-distributed model of conceptual type with adaptive estimate of hydraulic characteristics included in the infiltration component was selected.
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2017
Many mathematical models for rainfall vertical infiltration into a soil matrix with horizontal surface are described. Firstly, classical approaches developed for regular rainfalls which keep continuous saturation at the soil surface and a more general formulation suitable for any type of rainfall pattern are considered for applications at the local ...
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Many mathematical models for rainfall vertical infiltration into a soil matrix with horizontal surface are described. Firstly, classical approaches developed for regular rainfalls which keep continuous saturation at the soil surface and a more general formulation suitable for any type of rainfall pattern are considered for applications at the local ...
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Comparison of Measured and Predicted Infiltration Using the LBL Infiltration Model
1986The Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) infiltration model was developed in 1980; since that time many simultaneous measurements of infiltration and weather have been made, allowing comparison of predictions with measured infiltration. This report presents the LBL model as it currently exists and summarizes infiltration measurements and corresponding ...
MH Sherman, MP Modera
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Modeling Surge Irrigation Infiltration
Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 1987A recirculating furrow infiltrometer is used to measure infiltration for simulated surge irrigation for various cycle times and cycle ratios. The data collected from three locations is used to evaluate two empirical surge infiltration models, one of which was developed by the authors.
A. W. Blair, E. T. Smerdon
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A Comparison of Three Infiltration Models
Transactions of the ASAE, 1982ABSTRACT THREE physically based infiltration models are com-pared both in terms of theoretical development and performance. The models are an unmodified Green-Ampt-Mein-Larson (GAML-UNMOD) model, a similar model which was modified to account for entrapped air (GAML-ETA model) and a model which considers both air entrapment and air resistance effects ...
null B. N. Wilson +2 more
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Modeling infiltration in hysteretic soils
Advances in Water Resources, 1990Abstract Existing vertical infiltration models either assume a constant infilatration rate at the soil surface and a unique set of soil-water functional relationships (hysteresis is neglected), or use empirical expressions which disregard physical laws.
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A lumped-parameter model for infiltration
Journal of Hydrology, 1982Abstract A dynamical lumped-parameter model for vertical infiltration is presented. The model is based on a rough spatial discretization of the partial differential equation of water movement in unsaturated soil. The aim of the model is to describe the infiltration in a catchment under highly variable rainfall rates. The ponding is connected with the
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Study of different infiltration models for determination of infiltration rate
Green Farming, 2020ABHISHEKH WAGHAYE +2 more
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The surface infiltration model
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1995Joseph Morin, Adar Kosovsky
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