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West Siberia

Dynamics of water stage and runoff of a pristine bog complex in Central West–Siberia calculated with a high resolution three–dimensional PCRaster MODFLOW model

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3-01-08 2-01-09 2-01-10 2-01-11 2-01-12 1-01-13 1-01-14 1-01-15 1-01-16 rain + snowmelt rain E(ref) mm/day

14.5 15 15.5 16 16.5 17 17.5

01-06-08 01-06-09 01-06-10 01-06-11 01-06-12 01-06-13 01-06-14 01-06-15 01-06-16

Head 21 DEM 21 Head 24 DEM24 Head 01 DEM 1 H 01 record Head 02 DEM 2 Head 04 DEM 4

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Q acrotelm Q bogbrook

Modeling with PCRaster-Modflow [www.pcraster.geo.uu.nl]

freeware on Python platform for use in Windows & Linux. PCRMF is a coupled system of PCRaster and Modflow2000 developed by Oliver Schmitz

Objectives

• To obtain dynamic and spatial data of (ground) water level and water depth data (e.g. for methane flux prediction);

• To improve the understanding and quantification of waterflows through the peatlayers and by overland flow in relation the vegetation structure of bog-mires;

• To quantify the export of dissolved Carbon from mires by running water: missing factor in Carbon balance studies of wetlands;

• To provide relevant data to engineers for land use planning (e.g. road construction through mire landscapes)

• To enhance scientific knowledge of pristine bog ecosystems

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High resolution 3D dynamic modeling of a

complex mire

PCRaster map for Steady State Model: recharge.map

Recharge by Land Unit Type average 2008-2016 md

-1

PCRaster map:

Land Unit Types

map prepared by supervised classification of a Quickbird image (res. 2.4 m)

river = river + floodplain; lake = deep ‘primary’ lake; pond = shallow pond in hollow of ridge-hollow complex;

hollow = sedge-Sphagnum quack mire between ridges; ridge = ridge of ridge-hollow complex: ,pine, dwarf shrubs, Sphagnum Sp.;

bog = raised bog with hummocks: pine, dwarf shrubs, Sphagnum sp.; forest = mixed forest on mineral soil: Populus, Pine, Betula

Raised bog “ryam”

ridge-hollow complex big hollow

Hollow with pond

LOCATION

Model area

elevation

m. river lake pond hollow ridge ryam forest top A = DEM + 0.5 kh A 105 105 105 105 103 5.102 21

top B = DEM kh B

5.103 105

105 103 5.102 2.102 21

top C = DEM - 0.3 kh C 5.103 105 103 102 102 102 21

top D = DEM - 1.0 kh D 5.103 5.104 2 2 2 2 21

top E = DEM -3.5 kh E 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

Bottom E MSL kv A 105 105 105 105 103 500 21

kv B 5.103 105 105 5.102 25.101 102 21

kv C 5.103 105 103 50 50 50 21

kv D 5.103 5.104 1 1 1 1 21

kv E 2.101 2.101 2.101 2.101 2.101 2.101 2.101

Input conductivity of the 3D model:

elevation of model layers in m. relative to DEM, kh = horizontal conductivity (md-1),

kv = vertical conductivity (kv md-1)

Evgeny Zarov

USU, Khanty-Mansiysk, RU, zarov.evgen@yandex.ru

PCRaster-Modflow

5 layers (A – E), 464 x 743 cells/layer, cell length 7 m,

Model period 1/3/2008 - 30/11/2016

INPUT maps:

Clone.map, Ibound.map, ihead.map

Conductivity maps/layer kh*.map, kv*.map Drains rivers, margins: N and S: layerB

West margin: drains in Layer C;

East margin: drains in layer D

Steady State

For model calibration

Steady State (average of 8 year

recharge.map

)

Transient

timestep 1 day: Timeseries of

Recharge/Land Unit Type Frost period 1/12 – 1/3 no recharge

Frozen subsoil 1/12 - 1/6 model layer B

H*.map

Steady Sate modeling result: Waterlevel in m.

above (>0) or below (<0) DEM in a selected central part of the model area

Output (up to 60 Gb):

time series of

PCRaster maps per layer:

Head maps

Flux maps X, Y, Z

Schematical West-East cross section through the model area

W E

W

S E N

Q

W E

Some MODEL results

Top model

calculation model area distributed Recharge (recharge.map) Ri = Sm + P - fi Eref [md-1]

Ri = Recharge of Land Unit Type (i) Sm = snow melt

P = rain

fi Ere= refrence Evapotranspiration (Makkink) f = Land Unit Type specific reduction factor

INPUT

Condcutivity/Layer Kh*.map, kv*.map Drains/Layer

Drain_Elevation.map

Drain_Conductience.map

Result maps:

H*.map

|h*.map – DEM | < 0.02 m. &

water balance < 1 %

|h*.map – DEM | > 0.02 m. &

water balance > 1%

Digital Elevation Model: [ m +MSL] dem.map

2 1 4

21 24

W-E profile: surface level (DEM); heads in spring and autumn;

residence time along the profile

N-S profile: water flow in X-direction in Acrotelm layer (A) and Catotelm layers (B+C+D); surface level (DEM); head and DEM

Q Discharge by the bog-brook itself and through adjacent Acrotelm toward the head of the Mukhrino River. [m3d-1]

Post processing

Presentation by PC (Oliver Schmitz) : dynamic results Oliver Schmitz

trecht University NL,

o.schmitz@uu.nl Wladimir Bleuten

Utrecht university, NL, w.bleuten@uu.nl

HS10.7 – Peatland Hydrology EGU2018-4258.

Land Unit Types water level (heads) [m.+ MSL] heads +/- DEM [m] Layer A: X-flux [m3d-1] Layer B: X-flux [m3d-1]

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