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==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
The Waterwijzer Overlay results can be used to: | The Waterwijzer Overlay results can be used to: | ||
* Calculate the loss | * Calculate the yield loss based on existing crops for currently known highest and lowest ground water levels. | ||
* Calculate the loss | * Calculate the yield loss for crops when using different ground water level management strategies simulated by a Ground Water Overlay or a Subsidence Overlay. | ||
* Determine the best type of crop per parcel given the highest and lowest ground water levels and type of soil. | * Determine the best type of crop per parcel given the highest and lowest ground water levels and type of soil. | ||
==Considerations== | ==Considerations== | ||
The Waterwijzer Overlay calculates loss | The Waterwijzer Overlay calculates yield loss for agriculture crops based on: | ||
* A [[Climate_scenario_(Waterwijzer_Overlay)|climate scenario]]; | * A [[Climate_scenario_(Waterwijzer_Overlay)|climate scenario]]; | ||
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==Result types== | ==Result types== | ||
The overlay offers the following result types, each storing the agricultural loss | The overlay offers the following result types, each storing the agricultural yield loss in percentage. The categories are: | ||
* [[Damage_dry_result_type_(Waterwijzer Overlay)|Dry]]: low water levels cause crops to dry out; | * [[Damage_dry_result_type_(Waterwijzer Overlay)|Dry]]: low water levels cause crops to dry out; | ||
* [[Damage_wet_result_type_(Waterwijzer Overlay)|Wet]]: high water levels cause crops' roots to suffocate; | * [[Damage_wet_result_type_(Waterwijzer Overlay)|Wet]]: high water levels cause crops' roots to suffocate; | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 3 September 2020
The waterwijzer overlay provides the yield loss of crops based on several input parameters. The yield loss is currently calculated by the Waterwijzer Landbouw module, which is described here.
Usage
The Waterwijzer Overlay results can be used to:
- Calculate the yield loss based on existing crops for currently known highest and lowest ground water levels.
- Calculate the yield loss for crops when using different ground water level management strategies simulated by a Ground Water Overlay or a Subsidence Overlay.
- Determine the best type of crop per parcel given the highest and lowest ground water levels and type of soil.
Considerations
The Waterwijzer Overlay calculates yield loss for agriculture crops based on:
- A climate scenario;
- A weather station;
- Type of soil;
- Type of crop;
- Highest and lowest (averaged) ground water levels;
- The irrigation parameter, which in the Waterwijzer tool is active for a number of the crop types, is currently not taken into account.
- The version of the Waterwijzer tool, for which we currently always use 2.0.0.
Result types
The overlay offers the following result types, each storing the agricultural yield loss in percentage. The categories are:
- Dry: low water levels cause crops to dry out;
- Wet: high water levels cause crops' roots to suffocate;
- Indirect: Indirect causes, related to combinations of crop, soil, weather and water levels
- Salt: salt water irrigation causes damage to crops;
- Total: the sum of the previous four categories.
How-to's
- How to add and remove an Overlay
- How to edit an overlay legend
- How to add the Waterwijzer Overlay
- How to configure the Waterwijzer Overlay to use groundwater results from other calculations
Module
A Waterwijzer Overlay can be configured by opening the Waterwijzer Overlay Wizard. More in-depth information can be found under each of the categories below.
