Title: | Development and application of a WASP model on a large Texas reservoir to assess eutrophication control |
Authors: | Ernst, M.R. and J. Owens |
Year: | 2009 |
Journal: | Lake and Reservoir Management |
Volume (Issue): | 25(2) |
Pages: | 136-148 |
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DOI: | 10.1080/07438140902821389 |
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Model: | SWAT |
Broad Application Category: | pollutant only |
Primary Application Category: | model and/or data interface |
Secondary Application Category: | nutrient cycling/loss and transport |
Watershed Description: | 2,608 km^2 (1007 mi^2) Cedar Creek Reservoir drainage area, located near the City of Fort Worth in north central Texas, U.S. |
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General Comments: | The primary focus of this paper is on the development and application of the WASP model for the Cedar Creek Reservoir in Texas. SWAT was used to simulate nutrient loadings to the watershed; the authors report that the SWAT simulations occurred in a study external to the one reported here. |
Language: | English |
Keywords: | words: eutrophication, flux, models, sensitivity analysis, WASP |