1. General Model Information
Name: Water Oxygenation Deoxygenation Assessment Model
Acronym: WODA
Main medium: aquatic
Main subject: biogeochemistry, hydrology
Organization level: ecosystem
Type of model: 1D, ordinary differential equations
Main application:
Keywords: river, water quality, oxygen dynamics, bethic algae, transport, first order kinetics
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Abstract:
Water Oxygenation Deoxygenation Assessment (WODA) (="Water" in Polish) has been produced by collaboration between Italy and Poland. It is an attempt to build a mathematical
model, of water quality in rivers, aiming to describe the most important biochemical occurance by the smallest amount of data.
It is a modelling support system dedicated to problems of water quality in rivers.
The system can:
- Estimate the influence on the environment of pollutants, producing a simulation and graphical presentations.
- Estimate the constant speeds of any reactions, which are characteristic of a rivers self cleaning.
- Estimate the size of the polluted area.
- Keep a constant database of all information.
This package is compatible with most computers. It could be used when a multivariable analysis is necessary on a river section. It can help in the choice of an admissible level of pollution
simulating the effects of alternative actions, treatment plants, various sources of pollution and varying locations of foundation aerators.
Main assumptions
- 1D System
- Longitudinal dispersion approximately 0
- Steady state hydraulic conditions
- Steady state of mass and benthos exchange
- Steady change of toxic substance.
- Oxygen conditions
Required data
- Starting time
- Starting time of observation
- Time of sunrise and sunset
- First and last point section of the river
- Initial conditions
- Discharge
- Temperature
- Concentration BZT, TR
- Inflows
- Model of the unknown surface charges BZT
- Surface charge point of inflows of O2
- Measurements
- Temperature
- Concentration BZT, TR
II. Technical Information
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III. Mathematical Information
III.1 Mathematics
III.2 Quantities
III.2.1 Input
III.2.2 Output
IV. References
V. Further information in the World-Wide-Web
VI. Additional remarks
Last review of this document by: T. Gabele : Dec 7 1997
Status of the document:
last modified by
Tobias Gabele Wed Aug 21 21:44:52 CEST 2002