Zygos: A basin processes simulation model
S. Kozanis, and A. Efstratiadis, Zygos: A basin processes simulation model, 21st European Conference for ESRI Users, Athens, Greece, 2006.
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ZYGOS models the main hydrological processes of a watershed, using a lumped approach. It implements a conceptual soil moisture accounting scheme, based on a generalisation of the standard Thornthwaite model, extended with a groundwater tank. A visual representation of modeling components helps the implementation of different configurations. A global optimization procedure, implementing the evolutionary annealing-simplex algorithm, is included for the automatic estimation of model parameters.
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