HydroCNHS.rainfall_runoff_model package

Submodules

HydroCNHS.rainfall_runoff_model.abcd.run_ABCD(pars, inputs, temp, prec, pet, data_length, **kwargs)

ABCD rainfall-runoff model.

Inputs:: Area: [ha] Subbasin area. XL: [cm] Initial saturated soil water content. Latitude: [deg] SnowS: [cm] Snow storage.
Pars:: a: Controls the amount of runoff and recharge during unsaturated soil. b: Controls Saturation level of the soils. c: Ratio of groundwater recharge to runoff. d: Controls groundwater discharge rate. Df: [cm/degC] Degree-day coefficient

parsdict: Parameter dictionary containing 5 parameters: a, b, c, d, Df.
inputsdict: Input dictionary containing 4 inputs: Area, Latitude, XL, SnowS.
temparray: [degC] Daily mean temperature.
precarray: [cm] Daily precipitation.
petarray: [cm] Daily potential evaportranspiration.
data_lengthint: Total data length (i.e., simulation period).

HydroCNHS.rainfall_runoff_model.gwlf.run_GWLF(pars, inputs, temp, prec, pet, start_date, data_length, **kwargs)

GWLF rainfall-runoff model.

Inputs:: Area: [ha] Subbasin area. Latitude: [deg] S0: [cm] Shallow saturated soil water content. U0: [cm] Unsaturated soil water content. SnowS: [cm] Snow storage.
Pars:: CN2: Curve number. IS: Interception coefficient. Res: Recession coefficient. Sep: Deep seepage coefficient. Alpha: Baseflow coefficient. Beta: Percolation coefficient. Ur: [cm] Available/Soil water capacity. Kc: Land cover coefficient. Df: [cm/degC] Degree-day coefficient.

Note that the simulation period has to be longer than a month.

parsdict: Parameter dictionary containing 9 parameters: CN2, IS, Res, Sep, Alpha, Beta, Ur, Kc, Df.
inputsdict: Input dictionary containing 5 inputs: Area, Latitude, S0, U0, SnowS.
temparray: [degC] Daily mean temperature.
precarray: [cm] Daily precipitation.
petarray: [cm] Daily potential evaportranspiration.
start_date: str: Start date “yyyy/mm/dd”.
data_lengthint: Total data length (i.e., simulation period).

HydroCNHS.rainfall_runoff_model.pet_hamon.cal_pet_Hamon(temp, Lat, start_date, dz=None)

Calculate potential evapotranspiration (pet) with Hamon (1961) equation.