Applying the SWAT model to a Managed Irrigated Watershed in a Semi-Arid Region: Model Construction

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【摘要】

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Of the existing watershed models, the Soil Water and Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a well-established, distributed, eco-hydrologic model that is often used to assess changes in hydrological processes and

【作者】

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Xiaolu Wei Ryan Bailey Ali Tasdighi Mazdak Arabi

【出处】

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2016年国际水土保持评估模型会议

【发表日期】

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2016年10期

【关键词】

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SWAT managed irrigated watershed semi-arid region

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　　Of the existing watershed models, the Soil Water and Assessment Tool (SWAT) is a well-established, distributed, eco-hydrologic model that is often used to assess changes in hydrological processes and nutrient transport under changing management, climate, and land use.

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