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=== Measures in the Sub-Catchment=== In the ''Measures in the sub-catchment'' section, the user can enter [[Special:MyLanguage/Einzugsgebiet|depression

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…two possible ways for the division of the system. It can be divided either catchment-based or grid-based. In addition, all hydrological structures relevant to… ==Catchment-based Division==

[[Datei:Systemelement001.png|50px|none]] The simulation of natural catchment areas requires calculating the processes of runoff generation, distribution …ion source. If there are several precipitation measurement stations in the catchment area, you can either divide the area into several sub-basins or aggregate…

…t the outlet of the catchment area in response to the precipitation in the catchment area. The simulation can be event-based or continuous. …, all relevant physical processes of water storage and movement within the catchment area can be modeled (evaporation, snow accumulation and melting, soil moist

Imports scaling factors for the model rainfall of every single catchment area from a file. The file must have the name <code>N_Factor.txt</code> and …obally set model rains are displayed (i.e. before scaling with factors for catchment areas). Using the ''Inflow'' tab, a point source must first be selected in

…ide the boundaries influence the system or if information from outside the catchment is to be used, e.g. for calibration. Still, the system boundaries can chang

…yLanguage/Einleitung|point source]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Einzugsgebiet|catchment area]] are the ones which particularly contribute water to the system. [[Sp …ted. Via the runoff distribution of the [[Special:MyLanguage/Einzugsgebiet|catchment area elements]] it is possible to discharge other individual flow component

…aries is necessary. These boundaries are not only of spatial nature due to catchment area boundaries, but they are also a distinction between system loads and… …, e.g., a retention constant to describe the effluent concentration from a catchment area. They are subject to calibration and verification. To determine the be

…t can be used to model the transfer of water from a modeled catchment to a catchment outside of the system.

…alibration, it is important to quickly obtain results for the specific sub-catchment without having to compute the entire system for each calibration run. The…

…storages, discharges, flow regime at a cross-section, a snow depth in the catchment area, current precipitation, or current soil moisture.

…gion and the supply of service water for several industrial companies. The catchment area of the dam is 43.61 km², the average annual inflow is 21 million m³,