Systematic Comparison of ILWAS, MAGIC, and ETD Watershed Acidification Models: 1. Mapping Among Model Inputs and Deterministic Results
Systematic Comparison of ILWAS, MAGIC, and ETD Watershed Acidification Models: 1. Mapping Among Model Inputs and Deterministic Results
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ILWAS、MAGIC 和 ETD 流域酸化模型的系统比较: 1. 模型输入和确定性结果之间的映射
DOI:
10.1029/91wr01718
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
J. Hettelingh
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作者:
K. Rose;R. Cook;A. Brenkert;R. Gardner;J. Hettelingh
The effects of investigator-dependent configuration and calibration procedures on model predictions are difficult to evaluate when sufficient data for model testing are not available. We derived a set of rules and algorithms (referred to as input mapping) to provide consistent inputs for the Integrated Lake Watershed Acidification Study (ILWAS), Model of Acidification of Groundwater in Catchments (MAGIC), and Enhanced Trickle Down (ETD) watershed acidification models without calibration. Model predictions of lake chemistry based on input mapping were similar for two dissimilar northeast U.S. watersheds, and were within the variability obtained with independent calibration of the three models and the interannual variability observed in two studies of natural watersheds. In a companion paper (Rose et al., this issue), Monte Carlo analysis is used, in conjunction with input mapping, to compare model predictions under varying inputs.