Analysis of the performance of the SIMPA hydrological model in the hydrographic basins of Galicia
Authorship
D.S.P.
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engeneering
D.S.P.
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engeneering
Defense date
02.20.2025 10:00
02.20.2025 10:00
Summary
In the current context of climate change, planning and characterizing water resources has become of relevant importance in water management. For planning purposes, we have tools such as the SIMPA model, which is capable of simulating different hydrological processes. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate, for the territory of Galicia, the fit between observed inflows at gauging stations and the inflows simulated by SIMPA, in order to manually calibrate those stations that show the poorest fit. Water is a sensitive resource within a climate change scenario. Therefore, through climate models capable of simulating future hydrological variables, the aim is to qualify the water resources in the Miño River as it passes through Lugo, within the period between 2070 and 2100. The results of this study will help assess the reliability of the SIMPA model for predicting monthly flows in Galicia and generate valuable information for decision-making in water management contributing to ensuring water security in a context of climate uncertainty.
In the current context of climate change, planning and characterizing water resources has become of relevant importance in water management. For planning purposes, we have tools such as the SIMPA model, which is capable of simulating different hydrological processes. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate, for the territory of Galicia, the fit between observed inflows at gauging stations and the inflows simulated by SIMPA, in order to manually calibrate those stations that show the poorest fit. Water is a sensitive resource within a climate change scenario. Therefore, through climate models capable of simulating future hydrological variables, the aim is to qualify the water resources in the Miño River as it passes through Lugo, within the period between 2070 and 2100. The results of this study will help assess the reliability of the SIMPA model for predicting monthly flows in Galicia and generate valuable information for decision-making in water management contributing to ensuring water security in a context of climate uncertainty.
Direction
DAFONTE DAFONTE, JORGE (Tutorships)
CUESTA GARCIA, TOMAS SERAFIN (Co-tutorships)
DAFONTE DAFONTE, JORGE (Tutorships)
CUESTA GARCIA, TOMAS SERAFIN (Co-tutorships)
Court
LOPEZ MOREIRA, IVAN (Coordinator)
LOPEZ MOREIRA, IVAN (Chairman)
CARBALLO SANCHEZ, RODRIGO (Secretary)
TEIJEIRO RODRIGUEZ, MARIA TERESA (Member)
LOPEZ MOREIRA, IVAN (Coordinator)
LOPEZ MOREIRA, IVAN (Chairman)
CARBALLO SANCHEZ, RODRIGO (Secretary)
TEIJEIRO RODRIGUEZ, MARIA TERESA (Member)