Integrated modeling within a Hydrologic Information System: An OpenMI based approach

Castronova, Anthony M.; Goodall, Jonathan L.; Ercan, Mehmet B.

doi:10.1016/j.envsoft.2012.02.011

Cited by 62 publications

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“…Esta necesidad de integración también ha fomentado que surjan conceptos asimilables al de repositorio de modelos. Pero en esta ocasión la idea de repositorio de modelos se orienta más hacia el desarrollo de software específico que sea capaz de acoplar o interconectar diversos modelos adecuadamente documentados (Bulatewicz et al 2009, Castronova et al 2013) que además tengan en cuenta la existencia de versiones en los modelos (Thornton et al 2005). No se trata tanto de tener una base de datos donde los investigadores busquen, ejecuten o descarguen modelos concretos, sino de una aplicación que permita encadenar la ejecución de distintos modelos modulares gracias a la existencia de los conectores adecuados.…”

Section: Documentación De Modelos En Distintas Disciplinas Científicasunclassified

Documenting models and workflows: the next challenge in the field of ecological data management

García

Pérez-Pérez²,

Benito³

et al. 2013

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Section: Documentación De Modelos En Distintas Disciplinas Científicasunclassified

Documenting models and workflows: the next challenge in the field of ecological data management

García

Pérez-Pérez²,

Benito³

et al. 2013

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“…Despite the fact that many challenges need to be overcome (e.g., discovery, semantic, ontologies, performances) [56], all authors recognize that there is a need to improve collaboration among scientific disciplines and the diversity of environmental models requires effective and efficient solutions of using and reusing functionalities or services provided by others [57]. Promising solutions have been developed to expose models either using WPS [58] or Open Modeling Interface (OpenMI) [59] standards. Model integration based on interoperable services can significantly reduce time, efforts, and technical challenges for scientists who only have to concentrate on their expertise while developing components [4].…”

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OWS4SWAT: Publishing and Sharing SWAT Outputs with OGC standards

Giuliani¹,

Rahman²,

Ray³

et al. 2013

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Abstract-The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a widely used hydrological model that produces several useful outputs (e.g. evapotranspiration, soil moisture, aquifer recharge, river discharge) as text files. Currently, visualizing and publishing SWAT outputs as geospatial data requires a lot of time and repetitive processing steps. Moreover, data used and produced are often not interoperable and restricted to software like ArcGIS or MapWindow. Consequently, integrating SWAT outputs with other datasets and/or models is difficult. To solve these issues, we propose an innovative, scalable and interoperable framework allowing (1) the automatization of post-processing tasks using orchestrated Web Processing Services (WPS) and (2) the publishing of SWAT outputs using interoperable data services (e.g Web Feature Service, Web Map Service). The proposed framework simplifies map/data production and facilitates exchange/integration of hydrological data with other sources.

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“…Sci. 2017, 7, 157 6 of 14 concentrated on obtaining riverbed geometric information, and the exporting and importing of data between HEC-RAS and ArcMap [15,16]. The objective of this analysis was to provide information regarding the distribution of the height of the watersheet, and the velocity of each of the return periods considered (2, 100, and 500 years), in order to create an isobaths and isotach cartography.…”

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“…The analysis was concentrated on obtaining riverbed geometric information, and the exporting and importing of data between HEC-RAS and ArcMap [15,16].…”

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Analysis of the Hazard, Vulnerability, and Exposure to the Risk of Flooding (Alba de Yeltes, Salamanca, Spain)

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Abstract:The present work has developed a method using GIS technology to evaluate the danger, vulnerability, and exposure to the risk of flooding in the Alba de Yeltes area (Salamanca, Spain). It is a non-structural measure for the prevention and mitigation of the risk of extraordinary flooding. After completing a full analysis of the physical environment (climate, geology, geomorphology, hydrology, hydrogeology, and land use), hydrological-hydraulic modeling was carried out using the GeoHecRas river analysis software. The results obtained from the analysis and the models have generated a danger map that facilitates the efficient evaluation of the spatial distribution of the different severity parameters (depth of the watersheet, current flow rate, and flood-prone areas). Also, map algebra and the databases associated with GIS tools, together with the vulnerability and exposure cartography, have allowed the risk to be analyzed in an integrate manner and the production of an environmental diagnostic map. The results of this study propose that there are inhabited areas close to the Yeltes-Morasverdes riverbed that have a high risk of flooding, indicating the need for proper land planning and the implementation of a series of measures that will help to reduce the risk of flooding and its impact.

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Integrated modeling within a Hydrologic Information System: An OpenMI based approach

Cited by 62 publications

References 17 publications

Documenting models and workflows: the next challenge in the field of ecological data management

Documenting models and workflows: the next challenge in the field of ecological data management

OWS4SWAT: Publishing and Sharing SWAT Outputs with OGC standards

Analysis of the Hazard, Vulnerability, and Exposure to the Risk of Flooding (Alba de Yeltes, Salamanca, Spain)

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