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Model : mono1
Simile version : 3.1+
Date added : 2003-06-26
Keywords :
Lake model ;
Mono Lake, California ;
Lumped model ;
Water ;
Mono Lake is a lake in the Sierra Nevada, California, that was used to supply water to Los Angeles, and is also of considerable ecological importance. This is the first of a series of models developed as a teaching exrcise to explore the effects of different policies for water extraction. This model uses a single compartment to represent the amount of water in the lake, with inflows representing precipitation, flow in past diversion points and other sources; and flows out for evaporation and other losses (extraction).
Source: Andrew Ford (1999): Modelling the Environment, p.38
dW/dt = P+F+O-E-X
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Compartments: Initial value = 2228 Comments: Amount of water in lake, KAF (thousand acre-feet) Flows: evaporation = surface_area*evaporation_rate Comments: thousand acre-feet/year flow past diversion points = sierra_gauged_runoff-export Comments: thousand acre-feet/year other in = 47.6 Comments: thousand acre-feet/year other out = 33.6 Comments: thousand acre-feet/year precipitation = surface_area*precipitation_rate Comments: thousand acre-feet/year Parameters: evaporation rate = 3.75 Comments: feet/year export = 100 Comments: thousand acre-feet/year precipitation rate = 0.667 Comments: feet/year sierra gauged runoff = 150 Comments: thousand acre-feet/year surface area = 39 Comments: thousand acre
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