Improving spreadsheet model estimates of water balance components and groundwater dynamics using remote sensing and groundwater levels data [Zegveld Polder - The Netherlands : (Case Study)]

Hydrological models have become more and more important tools for the management of the water resources. They are used for managements, decision support, forecasting and protection and for many other purposes. Recently hydrological models have found a new role in studies of climate change impacts on water resources. The Dutch Water Board of Utrecht Province management area HDSR (Hoogheemraadschap de Stichtse Rijnlanden) is using several hydrological models for water resources management purposes, subsidence observation and analysing flow system for the entire region. One of these models is a s... Mehr ...