Hydrological modelling of Arkun dam basin in Coruh river by using GR4J CemaNeige model
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In this study, the hydrological modelling of Arkun dam basin is made by using GR4J runoff-precipitation model and CemaNeige snow accounting routine. Arkun dam located in Çoruh River is chosen as an outlet and its basin determined by using Geographical Information Systems. The area is chosen due to its characteristics. The basin is largely fed by melting snow during spring and early summer seasons. In the working area, the highest mountains of Turkey are located. The altitude of Arkun dam is 870 m and the highest altitude of the basin is 3705 m. The elevation fluctuates throughout the basin. Due to these characteristics, the hydrology of the basin is mostly affected by the altitude differences, snow melting and its delayed effect. In this study, model parameters of GR4J and CemaNeige are tried to be determined for Arkun dam basin in order to be used in streamflow calculations. Besides, GR4J model is also presented alone without any snow accounting routine. The necessity of a snow accounting routine, in this case CemaNeige, is clearly shown.
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Muhammet Sefa Aktaş
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Muhammet Sefa Aktaş (Master Thesis). Hydrological modelling of Arkun dam basin in Coruh river by using GR4J CemaNeige model, 2020, Boğaziçi University.
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