Simulación con un modelo hidrológico distribuido de tipo conceptual a escala diaria en una cuenca semiárida del río Lurín, Perú

Saldaña, Diego Meléndez; Fernández, Lía Ramos; Bejarano, Teresa Velásquez; Gutiérrez, Lisette Altamirano

doi:10.4067/s0718-34292021000100017

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2021

DOI: 10.4067/s0718-34292021000100017

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Simulación con un modelo hidrológico distribuido de tipo conceptual a escala diaria en una cuenca semiárida del río Lurín, Perú

Diego Meléndez Saldaña

Lía Ramos Fernández

Teresa Velásquez Bejarano

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Abstract: Simulación con un modelo hidrológico distribuido de tipo conceptual a escala diaria en una cuenca semiárida del río Lurín, PerúSimulation with a conceptual distributed hydrological model on a daily scale in a semi-arid basin of the Lurin River, Peru

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Performance indicators to characterize the water supply to meet the demands of the Lurin River Basin

Olortegui Artica,

Paredes Arquiola,

Ramos Fernández

et al. 2023

AQUA — Water Infrastructure, Ecosystems and Society

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Water scarcity and the planning of socioeconomic activities are challenges in the management of water resources. Therefore, the objective of this study was to use reliability indicators (RIs) to simulate management scenarios in the Lurin River Basin. First, flow rates for the period 1969–2019 were calculated using the EvalHid HBV hydrological model and SIMGES, both from the AQUATOOL decision support system, to simulate demands. The estimation of agricultural demand IRs was made under three conditions: that the deficits for 1, 2, and 10 years should not exceed 20–40, 40–60, and 80–100% of the annual demand. The goodness-of-fit indices obtained for flow calibration were 0.716, 0.89, and 0.901 for Nash indices (NSE), Nash natural logarithm (Ln NSE), and Pearson's correlation coefficient (R), representing the values of satisfactory, very good, and good, respectively. Agricultural demands present annual deficits of 59–96, 92–138, and 333–688% for 1, 2, and 10 years, so a 50 m3 reservoir is proposed to meet the IR. Thus, the information generated could be used to improve water resource management in the Lurin Basin

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Performance indicators to characterize the water supply to meet the demands of the Lurin River Basin

Olortegui Artica,

Paredes Arquiola,

Ramos Fernández

et al. 2023

AQUA — Water Infrastructure, Ecosystems and Society

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Hydrological Response to Predominant Land Use and Land Cover in the Colombian Andes at the Micro-Watershed Scale

Sánchez,

Loaiza Usuga,

Vélez Upégui

2024

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The hydrological response (HR), generally defined as the relationship between rainfall and runoff, should be understood holistically within the processes of the conversion of rainfall to evapotranspiration, surface and subsurface runoff, groundwater flow, and streamflow. The objective of this study was to evaluate the HR of three predominant land use and land cover (LULC) types in the Colombian Andes at the micro-watershed scale. Experimental micro-watersheds were established to replicate LU (pasture, and a coffee agroforestry system) and LC (natural forest). The TETIS model was applied, calibrated, and verified, and the similarity between observed flows (using level sensors and volumetric gauges) and flows simulated by the model was evaluated, relating the HR to each type of LULC. The HR included an analysis of the Water Retention and Regulation Index—IRH and Base Flow Index—IFB. The best model fit and HR were found for the agroforestry system, with a moderate NSE (0.48), R2 (0.7), RMSE (0.2), and BE (20.8%). On the other hand, a forest cover was found to guarantee the permanence of subsurface inputs and base flows to the river, as evidenced by high IRH, IFB, and water balance values. Natural forest land uses present high volumetric moisture content in the soil, corresponding to a high IFB.

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Simulación con un modelo hidrológico distribuido de tipo conceptual a escala diaria en una cuenca semiárida del río Lurín, Perú

Abstract: Simulación con un modelo hidrológico distribuido de tipo conceptual a escala diaria en una cuenca semiárida del río Lurín, PerúSimulation with a conceptual distributed hydrological model on a daily scale in a semi-arid basin of the Lurin River, Peru

Cited by 2 publications

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Performance indicators to characterize the water supply to meet the demands of the Lurin River Basin

Performance indicators to characterize the water supply to meet the demands of the Lurin River Basin

Hydrological Response to Predominant Land Use and Land Cover in the Colombian Andes at the Micro-Watershed Scale

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