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WaterWare models: SPILL/BLTM water quality ModelSPILL/BLTM is a dynamic (hourly) water quality model to describe short-term and local scenarios of short-term pollution loads such as storm runoff or accidental spills. The model can describe conservative or first order decaying pollutants. An extension for oil spill is in preparation.
SPILL/BLTM is base on the Branched Lagrangian Transport Model (BLTM)
originally develop by the USGS.
BLTM uses Lagrangian calculations that are unconditionally stable
and based upon a reference frame that moves at a velocity equal to
the mean channel flow velocity. BLTM results are within the
accuracy required by most water-quality studies. The BLTM is easily
applied to unsteady flows in networks of one-dimensional channels
with fixed geometry and tributary inflows. Reaction kinetics
can be provided in a user-written decay-coefficient
subroutine. The model routes one or more possibly interacting constituents
through a system of one-dimensional channels.
Scenario selection
After login, a selector list of available scenarios is shown.
The list includes, for each scenario, its
To select a scenario, use the left mouse button while the corresponding record is highlighted. To create a new scenario, use the button labeled new scenario on top of the listing. DOCUMENTATION
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