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Introduction hydrologic and hydraulic modelling using MIKE11 (NAM and HD)

Introduction hydrologic and hydraulic modelling using MIKE11 (NAM and HD). Gennadiy Donchyts UCEWP, Kiev. Contents. NAM model overview HD model overview Building model, calibration and verification Hydro-meteo (Q, h, P, T, E) Cross-sections (distance, accuracy, source data)

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Introduction hydrologic and hydraulic modelling using MIKE11 (NAM and HD)

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  1. Introduction hydrologic and hydraulic modelling using MIKE11 (NAM and HD) Gennadiy Donchyts UCEWP, Kiev

  2. Contents • NAM model overview • HD model overview • Building model, calibration and verification • Hydro-meteo (Q, h, P, T, E) • Cross-sections (distance, accuracy, source data) • Structures (bridges, weirs, gates, reservoirs, etc.) • Additional data (DEM/DTM, TIN, Vector, Satellite, Aerial) • Calibration and verification process • Example flood-related projects in Transcarpathia

  3. NAM HD Processes that can be simulated by MIKE11

  4. Hydro and morphological data used for the rainfall-runoff model customization

  5. NAM – introduction • NAM model is deterministic, lumped, conceptual model • NAM is a set of linked mathematical statements describing the behaviour of the land phase of the hydrological cycle

  6. Structure of NAM model • Snow storage • Surface storage • Lower and root zone storage • Groundwater storage

  7. Conceptual diagram of NAM

  8. Data requirments • Model parameters • Initial conditions • Meteorological data • Hydrological data

  9. Hydrologic and meteorological data for NAM • Rainfall (mm) • Potential evapotranspiration (mm) • Temperature (Co) • Discharge (m3/s) • Water level (m)

  10. Mike11 calibration. NAM model • 9 subcatchments • Uzh – 4 subcatchments • Latoritsa – 5 subcatchments

  11. Input data for NAM

  12. Uzh River calibration, 1998 Zhornava 550 km2 Zaricheve 1280 km2 Uzhgorod 1970 km2

  13. Main screen of the NAM model

  14. Uzh River calibration, 1998

  15. Uzh River calibration, 1998

  16. Uzh River calibration, 2001

  17. Uzh River calibration, 2001

  18. Mike11 HD model • MIKE 11 is a hydrodynamic model that computes unsteady flows in river and estuaries. • Sev-Venan equations • Mass balance • Momentum balance

  19. Data requirments • Model parameters • Initial conditions (Q, h) • Boundary conditions (Q, Q/H) • Lateral inflow (NAM results • Hydraulic structures data

  20. Bridge example

  21. 10 000 map example

  22. MIKE11 Time-Series data (.dfs0)

  23. MIKE11 customisation • Preparation of data in the MIKE11 files format • Hydrodynamic model setup (HD river network schematization) • Model calibration and validation

  24. MIKE11 Crossections data (.xns11)

  25. MIKE11 River network data

  26. Mukachevo Nelipine NAM Rainfall-Runoff model validation

  27. Mike11 calibration Latoritsa Dyke breaks occurred Polders were used Not enough Too much

  28. Slatina Stara Charonda-Latoritsa Visokoberezhniy Storage channel

  29. Місце злиття річок Турія та Уж

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