An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS
Catchment runoff models have been developed for widely differing purposes and are able to accommodate very different degrees of availability of hydrological data. The models are classified in three categories, namely as stochastic, empirical or deterministic models. This general orientation is foll...
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Catchment runoff models have been developed for widely differing purposes and are able to accommodate very different degrees of availability of hydrological data. The models are classified in three categories, namely as stochastic, empirical or deterministic models. This general orientation is followed by a more detailed discussion of three models; the model of the Agricultural Catchment Research Unit (ACRU), the Watershed Storm Hydrograph Multiple Options model (WASHMO) and the Non-Point Source model (NPS).
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| spelling | doaj-art-0face51442fa47ee9c14d777cd60a2de2025-08-20T02:31:13ZengUniversity of the Free StateActa Academica0587-24052415-04792024-12-01313An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPSGawie de VilliersPeter Schmitz Catchment runoff models have been developed for widely differing purposes and are able to accommodate very different degrees of availability of hydrological data. The models are classified in three categories, namely as stochastic, empirical or deterministic models. This general orientation is followed by a more detailed discussion of three models; the model of the Agricultural Catchment Research Unit (ACRU), the Watershed Storm Hydrograph Multiple Options model (WASHMO) and the Non-Point Source model (NPS). https://journals.ufs.ac.za/index.php/aa/article/view/8863 |
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| title | An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS |
| title_full | An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS |
| title_fullStr | An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS |
| title_full_unstemmed | An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS |
| title_short | An introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to ACRU, WASHMO and NPS |
| title_sort | introduction to catchment runoff models with specific reference to acru washmo and nps |
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