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Research article
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17 Apr 2018
Research article |
| 17 Apr 2018
QUAL-NET, a high temporal-resolution eutrophication model for large hydrographic networks
Camille Minaudo
CORRESPONDING AUTHOR
E.A. 6293 GeHCO, François Rabelais Tours University, Tours,
37000, France
OSUR-CNRS, Rennes 1 University, Rennes, 35000, France
Florence Curie
E.A. 6293 GeHCO, François Rabelais Tours University, Tours,
37000, France
Yann Jullian
CaSciModOT, UFR Sciences et Techniques, François Rabelais Tours
University, Tours, 37000, France
Nathalie Gassama
E.A. 6293 GeHCO, François Rabelais Tours University, Tours,
37000, France
Florentina Moatar
E.A. 6293 GeHCO, François Rabelais Tours University, Tours,
37000, France
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Short summary
We developed the model QUALity-NETwork (QUAL-NET) to simulate water quality variations in large drainage networks. This model is accurate enough to represent processes occurring over short periods of time such as storm events and helps to fully understand water quality variations in stream networks in the context of climate change and varying human pressures. It was tested on the Loire River and provided good performances and a new understanding of the functioning of the river.
We developed the model QUALity-NETwork (QUAL-NET) to simulate water quality variations in large...
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