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A global SWAT-LTE (Lite) model R. Srinivasan, Hendrik Rathjens, Chris George, Indrajeet Chaubey, Jeffrey Arnold, Karim Abbaspour and Peter Allan TAMUS, Purdue, USDA-ARS, EAWAG, Baylor
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Page 1: A global SWAT-LTE (Lite) model

A global SWAT-LTE (Lite) model

R. Srinivasan, Hendrik Rathjens, Chris George, Indrajeet Chaubey, Jeffrey Arnold, Karim Abbaspour and Peter Allan

TAMUS, Purdue, USDA-ARS, EAWAG, Baylor

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Using readily available data such as: Subbasins 10km X 10km gridded

30 – arcsecond DEM (1km)

Landsat global landuse data at (1km)

(http://data.ess.tsinghua.edu.cn/)

Global soils data (FAO-Karim) (1:1M)

Global weather generator data (CFSR,

swat.tamu.edu) (177,000)

SWAT-LTE model

Global SWAT-LTE Setup

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SWAT-LTE (new modular code)

Includes 2 spatial objects:

* HRU – LTE - EZ

* CHANNEL

SWAT-LTE

(new name?)

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HRU

º Simple water balance uses curve

number approach

º Hargreaves and Priestley Taylor ET

º Includes basic plant growth using

plants.plt database

º Auto Irrigation

º MUSLE to estimate sediment yield

º All the data is on one line in a file for

each HRU

SWAT-LTE HRU

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CHANNEL

º Channel morphology

º Down cutting and widening

º Gully component with head cut

The plan is to use SWAT-LTE

channel for gullies and first-order

streams and use current channel

for larger floodplains

SWAT-LTE CHANNEL

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Continent

Number of grid

cells (10 km

resolution)

[*1,000]

Number of grid

cells (1 km

resolution)

[*1,000,000]

Africa 367 37

Asia 463 46

Australia 103 10

Central America 33 3

Europe 233 23

North America 238 24

South America 223 22

Total 1,661 166

Global Model Subbasins (10km vs 1km)

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Average Annual Precipitation

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Potential Evapotranspiration

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Aridity Index (Precipitation/PET)

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Evapotranspiration (Green Water Flow)

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Ratio of ET/PET

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Ratio of ET/Precipitation

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Water Yield (Blue Water)

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Seasonal Precipitation

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Seasonal Aridity Index

(Precipitation/PET)

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Seasonal ET/Precipitation

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Seasonal WYLD/Precipitation

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Preliminary Results

Results need to be calibrated and Validated: Will setup SWAT-LTE-CUP and use WaterGap and/or FAO

estimate for calibration (Karim)

Develop new applications for simple and

regional/continental/global application on water

appropriation/allocation/ distribution (landuse change,

climate change, population demand, food, water and

energy security, virtual water trade)

Develop Webbased application and allow users to

download any parts of the world to model with more

detailed datasets/refined inputs and compare with refined

observed data

Develop 1km resolutoin country level data and global

model and serve through web-services (need lot of help

from all of you)

Global weather data (CFSR, swat.tamu.edu) (177,000)

SWAT-LTE model (vegetation, sediment outputs)

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Ideas for calibration/validation

Will setup SWAT-LTE-CUP for calibration

Use MODIS and other available remote sensing

products to guide to calibrate ET and LAI if possible at

long term average and monthly averages of available

data

use WaterGap and/or FAO estimate for checking blue

water availability(Karim)

Develop 1km resolutoin country level data and global

model and serve through web-services (need lot of help

from all of you)

Global weather data (CFSR, swat.tamu.edu) (177,000)

Other global weather data could be explored also

(Michael Strauch)

High resolution (1KM) harmonized soils database could

be used to setup the global model (Balaji Narashimhan)

SWAT-LTE model (vegetation, sediment outputs)