Catchment Management Modelling Platform
Jack Cosby1; Andy Wade2; Amy Thomas1.
1Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Bangor; 2Reading University.
Paul Whitehead, Oxford University.
How can I know if land management will be effective?
Does it matter what data and models I use in planning /assessing catchment management? Can the answers they provide be transferred to other catchments?
How can I look at sensitivity / impacts on different catchment functions / services?
This case study examines the sensitivity / uncertainty in outputs of models at various scales resulting from differences or uncertainties in models and input driving data. Three cases will be considered: A) uncertainties arising from the model structure being used; B) uncertainties arising from the data being used; and C) uncertainties arising from drivers used in future scenarios.
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Conwy Catchment, North Wales and England
Improved access to and integration among data and models to address key questions in catchment management for water quality and wider ecosystem services, providing a more holistic view to inform scientific understanding and policy development.
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