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Jens-Olaf?DelfsEmail author Frank?Blumensaat Wenqing?Wang Peter?Krebs Olaf?Kolditz 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2012,65(5):1439-1457
This paper presents the hydrological coupling of the software framework OpenGeoSys (OGS) with the EPA Storm Water Management
Model (SWMM). Conceptual models include the Saint Venant equation for river flow, the 2D Darcy equations for confined and
unconfined groundwater flow, a two-way hydrological coupling flux in a compartment coupling approach (conductance concept),
and Lagrangian particles for solute transport in the river course. A SWMM river–OGS aquifer inter-compartment coupling flux
is examined for discharging groundwater in a systematic parameter sensitivity analysis. The parameter study involves a small
perturbation (first-order) sensitivity analysis and is performed for a synthetic test example base-by-base through a comprehensive
range of aquifer parametrizations. Through parametrization, the test cases enables to determine the leakance parameter for
simulating streambed clogging and non-ocillatory river-aquifer water exchange rates with the sequential (partitioned) coupling
scheme. The implementation is further tested with a hypothetical but realistic 1D river–2D aquifer model of the Poltva catchment,
where discharging groundwater in the upland area affects the river–aquifer coupling fluxes downstream in the river course
(propagating feedbacks). Groundwater contribution in the moving river water is numerically determined with Lagrangian particles.
A numerical experiment demonstrates that the integrated river–aquifer model is a serviceable and realistic constituent in
a complete compartment model of the Poltva catchment. 相似文献
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A sensitivity analysis of Hortonian flow 总被引：6，自引：0，他引：6
We present a sensitivity analysis for infiltration excess (Hortonian) overland flow based on a classic laboratory experiment by Smith and Woolhiser [Smith RE, Woolhiser DA. Overland flow on an infiltrating surface. Water Resour Res 1971;7(4):899–913]. The model components of the compartment approach are comprised of a diffusive wave approximation to the Saint–Venant equations for overland flow, a Richards model for flow in the variably saturated zone, and an interface coupling concept that combines the two components. In the coupling scheme a hydraulic interface is introduced to allow the definition of an exchange flux between the surface and the unsaturated zone. The effects of friction processes, soil capillarity, hydraulic interface, and vertical soil discretization on both infiltration and runoff prediction are investigated in detail. The corresponding sensitivity analysis is conducted using a small-perturbation method. As a result the importance of the hydraulic processes and related parameters are evaluated for the coupled hydrosystem. 相似文献
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Marc Walther Lars Bilke Jens-Olaf Delfs Thomas Graf Jens Grundmann Olaf Kolditz Rudolf Liedl 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2014,72(10):3827-3837
This paper evaluates the remediation potential of a salinized coastal aquifer by utilizing a scenario simulation. Therefore, the numerical model OpenGeoSys is first validated against analytical and experimental data to represent transient groundwater level development and variable density saline intrusion. Afterwards, a regional scale model with a three-dimensional, heterogeneous hydrogeology is calibrated for a transient state and used to simulate a best-case scenario. Water balances are evaluated in both the transient calibration and scenario run. Visualization techniques help to assess the complex model output providing valuable insight in the occurring density-driven flow processes. Furthermore, modeling and visualization results give information on the time scale for remediation activities and, due to limitations in data quality and quantity reveal potential for model improvement. 相似文献
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In geological formations, migration of CO2 plume is very complex and irregular. To make CO2 capture and storage technology feasible, it is important to quantify CO2 amount associated with possible leakage through natural occurring faults and fractures in geologic medium. Present work examines the fracture aperture effect on CO2 migration due to free convection. Numerical results reveal that fracture with larger-aperture intensify CO2 leakage. Mathematical formulation and equations of state for the mixture are implemented within the object-oriented finite element code OpenGeoSys developed by the authors. The volume translated Peng–Robinson equation of state is used for material properties of CO2 and water. 相似文献
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A numerical model of the Atlantic Ocean was used to study the low-frequency variability of meridional transports in the North Atlantic. The model shows a behaviour similar to those used in previous studies, and the temporal variability of certain variables compares favourably to observed time series. By changing the depth and width of the sills between the subpolar North Atlantic and the Nordic Seas, the mean horizontal and overturning circulation as well as some water mass properties are modified significantly. The reaction of meridional oceanic transports to atmospheric forcing fluctuations remains, however, unchanged. The critical role of the surface heat flux retroaction term for the meridional heat transport in stand-alone ocean models is discussed. The experiments underline the role of atmospheric variability for fluctuations of the large-scale ocean circulation on time scales from years to decades, and they support the hypothesis that the mean overturning strength is controlled by the model representation of the density of the overflow water masses.Responsible Editor: Dirk Olbers 相似文献
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Catchments as reactors: a comprehensive approach for water fluxes and solute turnover 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
Peter Grathwohl Hermann Rügner Thomas Wöhling Karsten Osenbrück Marc Schwientek Sebastian Gayler Ute Wollschläger Benny Selle Marion Pause Jens-Olaf Delfs Matthias Grzeschik Ulrich Weller Martin Ivanov Olaf A. Cirpka Ulrich Maier Bertram Kuch Wolfgang Nowak Volker Wulfmeyer Kirsten Warrach-Sagi Thilo Streck Sabine Attinger Lars Bilke Peter Dietrich Jan H. Fleckenstein Thomas Kalbacher Olaf Kolditz Karsten Rink Luis Samaniego Hans-Jörg Vogel Ulrike Werban Georg Teutsch 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2013,69(2):317-333
Sustainable water quality management requires a profound understanding of water fluxes (precipitation, run-off, recharge, etc.) and solute turnover such as retention, reaction, transformation, etc. at the catchment or landscape scale. The Water and Earth System Science competence cluster (WESS, http://www.wess.info/) aims at a holistic analysis of the water cycle coupled to reactive solute transport, including soil–plant–atmosphere and groundwater–surface water interactions. To facilitate exploring the impact of land-use and climate changes on water cycling and water quality, special emphasis is placed on feedbacks between the atmosphere, the land surface, and the subsurface. A major challenge lies in bridging the scales in monitoring and modeling of surface/subsurface versus atmospheric processes. The field work follows the approach of contrasting catchments, i.e. neighboring watersheds with different land use or similar watersheds with different climate. This paper introduces the featured catchments and explains methodologies of WESS by selected examples. 相似文献
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A coupled surface/subsurface flow model accounting for air entrapment and air pressure counterflow 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
Jens-Olaf Delfs Wenqing Wang Thomas Kalbacher Ashok Kumar Singh Olaf Kolditz 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2013,69(2):395-414
This work introduces the soil air system into integrated hydrology by simulating the flow processes and interactions of surface runoff, soil moisture and air in the shallow subsurface. The numerical model is formulated as a coupled system of partial differential equations for hydrostatic (diffusive wave) shallow flow and two-phase flow in a porous medium. The simultaneous mass transfer between the soil, overland, and atmosphere compartments is achieved by upgrading a fully established leakance concept for overland-soil liquid exchange to an air exchange flux between soil and atmosphere. In a new algorithm, leakances operate as a valve for gas pressure in a liquid-covered porous medium facilitating the simulation of air out-break events through the land surface. General criteria are stated to guarantee stability in a sequential iterative coupling algorithm and, in addition, for leakances to control the mass exchange between compartments. A benchmark test, which is based on a classic experimental data set on infiltration excess (Horton) overland flow, identified a feedback mechanism between surface runoff and soil air pressures. Our study suggests that air compression in soils amplifies surface runoff during high precipitation at specific sites, particularly in near-stream areas. 相似文献
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Thomas Kalbacher Jens-Olaf Delfs Haibing Shao Wenqing Wang Marc Walther Luis Samaniego Christoph Schneider Rohini Kumar Andreas Musolff Florian Centler Feng Sun Anke Hildebrandt Rudolf Liedl Dietrich Borchardt Peter Krebs Olaf Kolditz 《Environmental Earth Sciences》2012,65(5):1367-1380
Numerical modeling of interacting flow and transport processes between different hydrological compartments, such as the atmosphere/land surface/vegetation/soil/groundwater systems, is essential for understanding the comprehensive processes, especially if quantity and quality of water resources are in acute danger, like e.g. in semi-arid areas and regions with environmental contaminations. The computational models used for system and scenario analysis in the framework of an integrated water resources management are rapidly developing instruments. In particular, advances in computational mathematics have revolutionized the variety and the nature of the problems that can be addressed by environmental scientists and engineers. It is certainly true that for each hydro-compartment, there exists many excellent simulation codes, but traditionally their development has been isolated within the different disciplines. A new generation of coupled tools based on the profound scientific background is needed for integrated modeling of hydrosystems. The objective of the IWAS-ToolBox is to develop innovative methods to combine and extend existing modeling software to address coupled processes in the hydrosphere, especially for the analysis of hydrological systems in sensitive regions. This involves, e.g. the provision of models for the prediction of water availability, water quality and/or the ecological situation under changing natural and socio-economic boundary conditions such as climate change, land use or population growth in the future. 相似文献
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