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A REVIEW OF WATER QUALITY MODELLING FOR A RIVER BASIN

SUCHETA SABLE/KAKDE 1, Dr. RAJESH KHERDE 2, and GAURI PATIL 3.

Vol 17, No 09 ( 2022 )   |  DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7115974   |   Author Affiliation: Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, DYPU, Ambi Pune 1,3; Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, DYPU, Ambi Pune 2.   |   Licensing: CC 4.0   |   Pg no: 1410-1420   |   To cite: SUCHETA SABLE/KAKDE, et al., (2022). A REVIEW OF WATER QUALITY MODELLING FOR A RIVER BASIN. 17(09), 1410–1420. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7115974   |   Published on: 27-09-2022

Abstract

Quality of water and its assessment model review is here with explained in the following study. The water requirement is increases and quality is reduced due to industrialization, urbanization and population growth.in multi- scale water resources and environmental management, mangers and policy makers are significantly supported by water quality modelling. Furthermore there are many constraints and challenges in water quality modelling.it is significantly important for the model application of modelling to adhere rules and regulations. Thus water quality modelling needs to standardize, equip with the features, main area of pollutions and the existing policy relevant models this study represents summary of water quality modelling and important models frequently used for water quality assessment at water bodies scale. This study also emphases on application of different water quality models, water quality modelling, model bucketization. Water quality models are differentiated and chosen based on their application, requirement, weakness, strength. Only a few models are suitable for specific water bodies, generate water quality parameters, are not radially available, require experienced model users, and have a large data set. It is advised that when choosing acceptable models, data availability, model complexity, kind of water body, and the intended objectives to be modelled be taken into account. Herewith we observe and analyze three different stages surface water quality models are being developed. Which are in diverse models, appropriateness, precisions, and methodologies are all considered. Environmental management authorities ensure that water quality models are applied consistently for regulatory purposes. By using standardization of water quality model. Developed countries has already done conclusion over standardization of this models. Using this we can put forward sustainable majors in emerging nations for the harmonization of surface water quality models. Mainly our focus will be on MIKE 11 model which seems to be suitable for Indian River.


Keywords

water quality, water quality modelling, model uncertainty, model applicability.