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First, the infiltration capacities are calculated:
First, the infiltration capacities are calculated:


<math>C_{water} = W_{surface}</math>
<math> \bar{I_top} =
\begin{cases}
\bar{I_{con}}, & \text{if constructions are present on top of the surface} \\
\bar{I_{terrain}}, & \text{otherwise}\\
\end{cases}
</math>


<math>C_{top} = max( I_{con}, I_{surf})</math>
<math> I_{surface} = min(\bar{I_{ground}}, \bar{I_{top}}})
 
<math>I_{surf} = 0</math> if a construction is present
 
<math>I_{con} = 0</math> if no construction is present


Then the actual infiltration:
Then the actual infiltration:


<math>\Delta w = min( C_{water}, \Delta t \cdot C_{top})</math>  
<math>\Delta w = min( h, \Delta t \cdot I_{surface})</math>  


Where:
Where:
* <math>\Delta w</math> = The surface infiltration which takes place.
* <math>\Delta t</math> = Computational timestep.


* <math>C_{water}</math> = The amount of infiltration that can take place based on the amount of water on the surface.
: <math>\bar{I_{con}}</math> = The average infiltration speed based on constructions on top of the surface, based on [[Function ground infiltration md (Water Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]].
* <math>C_{top}</math> = The amount of infiltration that can take place based on the infiltration values present.
: <math>\bar{I_{terrain}}</math> = The average infiltration speed based on the surface terrain, defined by [[Terrain ground infiltration md (Water Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]]. This value should be interpreted as the vertical conductivity (Kv) of the sub-soil.


* <math>W_{surface}</math> = The amount of water (the water column) on the surface.
: <math>\bar{I_top}</math> = The average infiltration speed on top of the surface.
* <math>I_{con}</math> = The [[Terrain ground infiltration md (Water Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]] of a construction on a specific cell (if present).
: <math>\bar{I_ground}</math> = The average infiltration speed below the surface.
* <math>I_{surf}</math> = The [[Terrain ground infiltration md (Water Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]] of the surface terrain type. This value should be interpreted as the vertical conductivity (Kv) of the sub-soil.
: <math> I_{surface}</math> = The (limited) infiltration speed from surface to the unsaturated zone.


: <math>h</math> = The amount of water on the surface. Also known as the water column.
: <math>\Delta w</math> = The surface infiltration which takes place.
: <math>\Delta t</math> = Computational timestep.
==Related==
==Related==
The following topics are related to this formula.
The following topics are related to this formula.

Revision as of 13:24, 3 June 2021

Surface infiltration is calculated per cell.

First, the infiltration capacities are calculated:

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Where:

= The average infiltration speed based on constructions on top of the surface, based on GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD.
= The average infiltration speed based on the surface terrain, defined by GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD. This value should be interpreted as the vertical conductivity (Kv) of the sub-soil.
= The average infiltration speed on top of the surface.
= The average infiltration speed below the surface.
= The (limited) infiltration speed from surface to the unsaturated zone.
= The amount of water on the surface. Also known as the water column.
= The surface infiltration which takes place.
= Computational timestep.

Related

The following topics are related to this formula.

Formulas
Surface water level formula
Groundwater level formula
Underground infiltration formula
Models
Surface model
Underground model
Infiltration model
Tracer flow model