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DRAINMOD
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RAINFALL or IRRIGATION (P)
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FIELD STUDY
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Observed and Predicted Cumulative 6-Year
Subsurface Drainage and NO3-N Loss (Plot 2,
1992-1997)
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Orifice Weir Outlet at Cozier Tract near Carteret
site
Flat weir
Upstream
Pressurized Flow From 15 cm diameter Orifice
Downstream
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Effect of 10cm diameter orifice weir in watershed
D3 on outflow rates as compared to uncontrolled
conditions. (Amatya et al., 2000)
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FIELD TESTING OF DRAINMOD
  • NORTH CAROLINA
  • LOUISIANA
  • FLORIDA
  • GEORGIA
  • ILLINOIS
  • IOWA
  • MICHIGAN
  • INDIANA
  • VIRGINIA
  • CALIFORNIA
  • MARYLAND
  • OHIO
  • MINNESOTA
  • South Carolina
  • SOUTH DAKOTA
  • ONTARIO
  • QUEBEC
  • ENGLAND
  • EGYPT
  • INDIA
  • ISRAEL
  • FINLAND
  • FRANCE
  • BELGIUM
  • AUSTRALIA
  • SWEDEN
  • TURKEY
  • MALAYSIA

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Watershed
Basin
Field
Watershed
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Field Scale Processes
  • Tim Appelboom Sediment from Forest Roads
  • Agita Mohamed RO and Sediment, Drained Land
  • Haney Salem Modeling Flow to Drains
  • Wan Luo DRAINMOD for Cold Conditions
  • Mohamed Youssef DRAINMOD-NII
  • Mike Burchell Effect of Drain Depth on N Loss
  • Johnny Grace Impacts of Forest Manag. Practices
  • L. Arnold Effects of Drainage design on N Loss
  • J. Diggs Modeling N loss form Drained Forests

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In-Stream Processes
  • Francois Birgand Modeling In-Stream Processes in
    Agricultural Canals in the Lower Coastal Plains
  • Tim Appelboom In-Stream Processes in forested
    Canals in the Lower Coastal Plain

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Watershed Scale
  • Jennifer Shelby Hydrology and Water quality
    Following the Hurricanes and Storms of 1999
  • Glenn Fernandez (Research Associate), Dr.
    Devendra Amatya, Dr. G.M. (Chip) Chescheir
  • Numerous watershed scale studies and models as
    given in the reference list and subsequent slides.

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STREAM PROCESSES
  • Hydraulics, Channel Flow
  • Velocity, Flow Rate, Stage,
  • Travel Time
  • Transport
  • Hydrodynamic dispersion, ADR, slug flow
  • In-Stream Nutrient Losses or Retention
  • Detailed description of processes or lumped
    parameter, first order reaction (CCoe-kt)

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Models for Drained Watersheds
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Models for Drained Watersheds
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NO3-N Load kg/ha/yr
Outlet
0.0 - 1.2
1.2 - 2.4
2.4 - 3.6
3.6 - 4.8
4.8 - 6.0
6.0 - 7.2
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NO3-N Load kg/ha/yr
Outlet
0.0 - 1.2
1.2 - 2.4
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2.4 - 3.6
x2.2
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3.6 - 4.8
SD1.0
x1.1
4.8 - 6.0
SD0.5
6.0 - 7.2
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OBJECTIVES
  • Learn basic theory and concepts of DRAINMOD
  • To understand the model inputs and how they may
    be measured or approximated
  • Apply DRAINMOD to
  • - Analyze the hydrology of poorly drained soils,
    including wetlands,
  • To describe the performance of drainage and
    related water management systems,
  • To optimize the design of those systems,
  • To quantify effects of drainage system design on
    hydrology and quality of drainage water.

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OBJECTIVES (cont.)
  • Controlled Drainage and Subirrigation
  • Analysis of wetland hydrology, delineation and
    restoration
  • Modeling storm water bio-retention areas
  • Drainage design for on-site waste treatment
  • Effect of drainage design on wastewater treatment
    by land application
  • Effect of drainage design and management on N
    losses
  • Drainage design for control of soil salinity

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Carsamba, Turkey
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1.5
Drainage flow rat in cm/day
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0.5
0
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40
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60
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80
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Day of year (1994)
measured
original DM
modified DM
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Carsamba, Turkey
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60
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Water table depth in cm
80
90
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80
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Day of year (1994)
measured
original DM
modified DM
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Drainage System Parameters
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Soil Property Inputs
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Crop orVegetation Inputs
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DRAINMOD Outputs(both tabular and graphical
forms)
  • .out .day .mon .yr Hydrologic summaries
  • Example DHB.mon would contain the monthly
    summaries for project DHB DHB.yr the yearly
  • summaries, etc.
  • .yld .cro Crop yield summaries
  • .wet Wetland Summaries

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MODEL DESCRIPTION NITROGEN CYCLE
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Field Scale Processes
Hydrology DRAINMOD
Nutrient Loads Nitrogen DRAINMOD-N,
DRAINMOD-NII Sediment, P, Pesticides DRAINMOD/CR
EAMS

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Average Monthly Drainage for 40 yr Period from
1955 to 1994 in Kinston, NC
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Average Monthly Drainage for 25 yr Period from
1972 to 1997 near Lamberton, MN(DRAINMOD
Simulation)
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