Modification of the Revised Morgan-Morgan-Finney model for estimating sediment yield in large river basins
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2012
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Loos, S.
Perk, M. van der
Beek, L.P.H. van
Middelkoop, H.
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Abstract
The RiNux model has been developed to simulate and predict monthly nutrient fluxes from land to coastal waters
under various scenarios of global change. The RiNux model consists of different modules for simulating the
hydrology, sediment transport, and nutrient transport within river basins at a 3 km resolution using available
global data sets for input variables. The sediment transport module simulates the supply of sediment from the
hillslopes to and transport through the river network and accounts for sediment detachment and transport capacity
on hillslopes, transfer to and transport in the river channel network, conveyance losses due to sediment deposition
in lakes and reservoirs, and overbank sedimentation on floodplains.