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基于SWAT模型的平原河网区水文过程分布式模拟
引用本文:李 硕,赖正清,王 桥,王志华,李呈罡,宋鑫博.基于SWAT模型的平原河网区水文过程分布式模拟[J].农业工程学报,2013,29(6):106-112.
作者姓名:李 硕  赖正清  王 桥  王志华  李呈罡  宋鑫博
作者单位:1. 南京师范大学地理科学学院教育部虚拟地理环境重点实验室,南京 210046
2. 环境保护部卫星遥感应用中心,北京 10029
基金项目:国家自然科学基金资助(41271382);国家水环境遥感技术体系研究与示范项目(2009ZX07527-006)
摘    要:目前普遍使用的基于SWAT(soil and water assessment tool)模型的分布式建模方法仅适用于山地、丘陵等高差较大的地区,对于具有复杂水文结构特点的平原河网区尚无有效的解决方案。该文选择太湖流域湖西区作为研究区,基于SWAT模型探索出一套完整的针对平原河网区的分布式建模方案。该方案采用概化、打断的方式将交叉、环状河网处理成单一的枝状河网,采用按河道分流比例跨子流域调水的方式来还原原始河道的传输过程,采用添加"虚拟水库"的方式来模拟人工圩区内外的水量交换。通过对太湖湖西区2008-2010年的月均径流量进行模拟验证,根据模拟值和观测值计算的荣登桥、胡家圩及宜兴3个水文站的相关系数r和纳什(Nash-Sutcliffe)系数Ens分别为0.94、0.95、0.93和0.84、0.80、0.67,说明了这种建模方法在平原河网区具有较好的适用性。

关 键 词:水文  径流  模拟  SWAT模型  平原河网  太湖湖西区
收稿时间:2012/8/18 0:00:00
修稿时间:3/5/2013 12:00:00 AM

Distributed simulation for hydrological process in Plain River network region using SWAT model
Li Shuo,Lai Zhengqing,Wang Qiao,Wang Zhihu,Li Chenggang and Song Xinbo.Distributed simulation for hydrological process in Plain River network region using SWAT model[J].Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering,2013,29(6):106-112.
Authors:Li Shuo  Lai Zhengqing  Wang Qiao  Wang Zhihu  Li Chenggang and Song Xinbo
Institution:1(1.Key Laboratory of Virtual Geographic Environments,Ministry of Education,School of Geography Science,Nanjing Normal University,Nanjing 210046,China;2.Satellite Environment Application Center,Ministry of Environmental Protection,Beijing 100029,China)
Abstract:Abstract: Distributed hydrological modeling plays an important role in water resource management and regional non-point source pollution assessment. The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a popular modeling tool for understanding regional hydrological processes. However, the general approach based on the SWAT model was only applicable to the mountain and hilly dominated area. There is no effective way to modeling the hydrologic process in plain river network regions, which is characterized by large flat areas, consisted of many lakes and artificially hydrological polders, and intersected stream networks, etc. The existing methods cannot effectively extract the channels in flat and pit areas, parallel channels or discontinuous rivers and the definition error of the catchment areas. To overcome these problems, we developed a novel method for modeling the distributed spatial discretization of the plain river network area based on the SWAT model. There are three key techniques are discussed: making the rings and crossed rivers to dendritic stream networks by cutting the river ways shortly, restoring the distribution of water between reaches by transferring water from one reach to another one on the basis of flow rate of each reach and simulating the exchange of water inside and outside of the polders according to the scheduled rules of the polder areas by adding a 'virtual reservoirs' within the SWAT model. In this paper, the typical plain river network region located in western Taihu watershed was chosen as the study area, and a large number of basic geographic data such as topography, soil, climate and land use were collected and parameterized. The modeling procedures were used to simulate the monthly runoff of the area of western Taihu Lake from the year of 2008 to 2010, and the applicability of the method to the plain river network region was also verified. The simulated results matched mostly well to the observed data of Rongdengqiao, Hujiawei, and Yixing hydrological stations. The calculated Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency coefficient and correlation coefficient of three hydrological stations were 0.84, 0.80, 0.67 and 0.94, 0.95, 0.93, respectively. It indicated that our developed framework for the SWAT model was practical and capable of representing the hydrological processes in the plain river network regions.
Keywords:hydrology  runoff  computer simulation  SWAT model  Plain River network  the area of western Taihu Lake
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