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Ciclo da Água na Terra

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Phoenix only.

Clone of Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Phoenix ENVS 270 F21

Shaun Sarvis

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Caitlin Elena Brady

With Our-Green-Spine we have discovered new insights how trees / forest / green structures are part of the managing system of controlling the temperature of our Earth via their cooling capacity by using water and influencing the water cycle. We want to translate our insights in a climate model. People who to join us please send an email to marcel.planb@gmail.com.
Thanks, Marcel de Berg

Model 1 - Warming feedback

Marcel de Berg

Develop a daily time step simulation model that consists of a reservoir with a single inflow and single outflow (release)

Use units of million m3 and include any necessary parameters (e.g., capacity k) as separate adjustable variables

Implement the standard linear operating policy (SLOP).

Assume the reservoir is 500 mcm (k=500).

Develop yield-reliability results for a target (T) delivery values of 1, 3, 5, and 7 mcm/day.3

(The mean inflow for the time series is 34.8 m3/s, or 3.0 million m3/day.)

The standard linear operating policy provides a basic rule for reservoir release.

HW6 North Fork Yuba - Capacity = 1000 mcm

Chandra Vogt

This is step 2 in making a climate model based on our insights of how trees actively contribute to the cooling capcacity of the Earth.

In this step we divide the incoming energy from the sun to the land and to the oceaan.

With Our-Green-Spine we have discovered new insights how trees / forest / green structures are part of the managing system of controlling the temperature of our Earth via their cooling capacity by using water and influencing the water cycle. We want to translate our insights in a climate model. People who to join us please send an email to marcel.planb@gmail.com.
Thanks, Marcel de Berg

Model 2 Distributing in coming Sun over land and ocean

Marcel de Berg

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Disponibilidad de agua en Hermosillo

Tania Rochin

Rough draft of model to relate Edwards Aquifer water storage to spring flow, pumping rates and other variables.

Edwards Aquifer Model 1

Allison Berti

Group 5 Watershed Project Insight Maker

Darryl Ferra

6

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting ENVS 270 S21

Rivka Fidel

231

Sandusky Treatment Plant for Arsenic and Water purification

Sandusky Water Treatement Plant

Mark A Sheler

Comportamiento de un sistema hidráulico con un aljibe, un tinaco, y consumo aleatorio.

Sistema de Agua en Casa

Eleazar Puente

18 11 months ago

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Shaila Janeth Rios Dominguez

This model is used in a world studies extended essay research. The research question is: In what ways would the water desalination method used in Singapore benefit water-stressed and economically less developed countries, using Palestine as a case study.

This model retrieved data on Palestine water resources from Authority, Palestinian Water. "Annual status report on water resources, water supply, and wastewater in the occupied State of Palestine 2011." Palestinian Water Authority, Ramallah 13 (2012)

Data for Singapore desalination process is taken from PUB, Singapore Water Agency, "Singapore Water Story." PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Feb. 2017.

Data for Palestine population growth was taken from World Bank. World Bank. "West Bank and Gaza Home." The World Bank. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Feb. 2017.

This model assumes that Palestine population will grow at 2.92% (World Bank, 2015) and average domestic consumption is 90 litres per capita per day(Palestine Water Authority, 2012). This model does not take into account growing demands for industrial and agricultural sector. It also does not show the impact of climate change on Palestine natural water resources.

Clone of Model of Palestine water supply and demand in 40 years with input from desalination process

Gyula Dörgő

This model is used in a world studies extended essay research. The research question is: In what ways would the water desalination method used in Singapore benefit water-stressed and economically less developed countries, using Palestine as a case study.

This model retrieved data on Palestine water resources from Authority, Palestinian Water. "Annual status report on water resources, water supply, and wastewater in the occupied State of Palestine 2011." Palestinian Water Authority, Ramallah 13 (2012)

Data for Singapore desalination process is taken from PUB, Singapore Water Agency, "Singapore Water Story." PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Feb. 2017.

Data for Palestine population growth was taken from World Bank. World Bank. "West Bank and Gaza Home." The World Bank. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Feb. 2017.

This model assumes that Palestine population will grow at 2.92% (World Bank, 2015) and average domestic consumption is 90 litres per capita per day(Palestine Water Authority, 2012). This model does not take into account growing demands for industrial and agricultural sector. It also does not show the impact of climate change on Palestine natural water resources.

Clone of Clone of Model of Palestine water demand and supply in 40 years without input from desalination process

Gyula Dörgő

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Gretchen Hall

A 'leaky bucket' soil moisture model, based on Guswa et al. (2002). Rain falls as discrete events. The mean depth and frequency of rainfall events are determined by total monthly rainfall and number of rain days. A portion of the rainfall is intercepted by vegetation and evaporates before reaching the soil. The remaining rainfall (throughflow) either infiltrates the soil or, if the soil has insufficient capacity, runs off immediately. Soil water exceeding the field capacity is lost by sub-surface leakage, at a rate determined by the degree of soil saturation. Degree of soil saturation also limits rates of soil evaporation and vegetation transpiration. The partitioning between evaporation and transpiration is influenced by fractional area covered by vegetation.

Reference:

Guswa, A.J., Celia, M.A., Rodriguez-Iturbe, I. (2002) Models of soil moisture dynamics in ecohydrology: a comparative study. Water Resources Research 38, 5-1 - 5-15.

Soil moisture sub-model

Lisa Belyea

12 2 months ago

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Emma Reim

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Brenai Shires

Clone of Water Cycle on Earth

Livi Margaret Rose Lawrence

This is step 5 in making a climate model based on our insights of how trees actively contribute to the cooling capcacity of the Earth.

In the prevoious step we added the reflection of sun energy by Clouds

In this step we added aabsorption of near infrared by clouds and the biotic pump

Present the temperature of the Earth is 288 Kelvin. Without Earth would be 255 Kelvin. So the energy balance of the Earth add 33 Kelvin.

We optimize in step 4 the variable GHG-effect and the optimal number is 0,29625 in this model.

With Our-Green-Spine we have discovered new insights how trees / forest / green structures are part of the managing system of controlling the temperature of our Earth via their cooling capacity by using water and influencing the water cycle. We want to translate our insights in a climate model. People who to join us please send an email to marcel.planb@gmail.com.
Thanks, Marcel de Berg

Backup of workversion Clone of Model 6 integrating Biotic Pump

Marcel de Berg

Primitives for Watershed modeling project. Click Clone Insight at the top right to make a copy that you can edit.

The converter in this file contains precipitation for Tucson only. Tucson watersheds are Arroyo Chico, Canada Agua, and Lower Canada del Oro.

Clone of Clone of Primitives for Rainwater Harvesting -Tucson ENVS 270 F21

Nathan hill

This model simulates water level in a bathtub.

Bathtub

Beth Dees

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Elle Appell

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