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Then calculate the distance of the unsaturated zone which can infiltrate. | Then calculate the distance of the unsaturated zone which can infiltrate. | ||
: <math>C_{inf} = min( H_{unsat} , \Delta t \cdot I_{und} ) | : <math>C_{inf} = min( H_{unsat} , \Delta t \cdot I_{und} )</math> | ||
Finally, calculate the actual amount of water infiltrating. | Finally, calculate the actual amount of water infiltrating. | ||
: | : <math>\Delta w = C_{inf} \cdot S</math> | ||
Where: | Where: |
Revision as of 17:18, 4 December 2020
Underground infiltration (from the unsaturated zone to the saturated zone) is calculated per cell.
First the height of the unsaturated zone is calculated.
Then calculate the distance of the unsaturated zone which can infiltrate.
Finally, calculate the actual amount of water infiltrating.
Where:
- Δw = The underground infiltration which takes place.
- Δt = Computational timestep.
- Hunsat = The height of the unsaturated zone.
- S = Ratio of water to height in the unsaturated zone.
- Cinf = The height in the unsaturated zone which can be subject to infiltration to the saturated zone.
- Wunset = The amount of water in the unsaturated zone. The height of the water column if the equivalent amount of water was placed on the surface.
- WLunderground = The groundwater level, relative to datum.
- Hsurface = The terrain height in the cell, relative to datum.
- Iund = The GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD of the underground terrain type.
Related
The following topics are related to this formula.
- Formulas
- Groundwater level formula
- Surface infiltration formula
- Underground seepage formula
- Models
- Underground model
- Infiltration model
- Tracer flow model