| Model name | Dhsvm model |
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| Version | |
| Developer | Mark Wigmosta |
| Development language | C |
| Application scope | Land surface and regional scale |
| Related websites | Official website Source code |
| Operating conditions | Unix, Linux, Mac OS, Windows |
| update time | 2018-03-15 00:00 |
| Tag | 2D the effects of topography and vegetation on water fluxes distributed hydrologic |
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Dhsvm is a distributed hydrological model developed at the University of Washington for more than a decade. It clearly indicates the influence of landscape topography and vegetation on water flux. In business, runoff prediction can be done, and in research, the impact of forest management on peak flow is studied.
| rainy_test_dhsvm3r2.tar.gz | 48.3 MB |
| DHSVM 模型使用说明.doc | 29.7 kB |
| dhsvm3.0.release源码.tar.gz | 230.7 kB |
| DHSVM模型tutorial用户手册+测试数据.tar.gz | 3.2 MB |
| Mark Wigmosta | University of Washington, Land Surface Hydrology Research Group, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering | dhsvm@hydro.washington.edu |
