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Simulations of storm hydrographs in a mixed-landuse watershed using a modified TR-20 model

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  • Jang, T.I.
  • Kim, H.K.
  • Im, S.J.
  • Park, S.W.

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Most flood damage in Korea is caused by heavy rainfall events and typhoons during the summer rainy season. A modified Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) TR-20 model, TR-20-RICE, was developed to investigate the storm runoff characteristics of a 385-ha mixed-landuse watershed in Korea. The TR-20-RICE not only used the rainfall excess and hydrologic flood routing components of the original TR-20 model, but also included a paddy runoff process, which captured irrigated paddy runoff characteristics such as inundation, retention storage, and surface runoff. The performances of TR-20 and TR-20-RICE were compared using storm hydrographs and observational data. The results indicated that both models simulated storm runoff accurately over the simulation period. The TR-20-RICE runoff volume, peak discharge, and time-to-peak predictions were slightly closer to observations than those of the TR-20. The TR-20-RICE model may an effective alternative to the TR-20 model for generating storm hydrographs, particularly in the mixed-landuse watershed in Korea.

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  • Jang, T.I. & Kim, H.K. & Im, S.J. & Park, S.W., 2010. "Simulations of storm hydrographs in a mixed-landuse watershed using a modified TR-20 model," Agricultural Water Management, Elsevier, vol. 97(2), pages 201-207, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:agiwat:v:97:y:2010:i:2:p:201-207
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