Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data

Precipitation is one of the essential parameters of the water cycle, the estimation of which is effective in water and soil resources management. In this study, the SM2RAIN-NWF algorithm was used to estimate irrigation water consumption at the field scale based on satellite soil moisture data. Satel...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Zarei, Bahram Malek Mohammadi
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Published: Iranian Rainwater Catchment Systems Association 2024-09-01
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description Precipitation is one of the essential parameters of the water cycle, the estimation of which is effective in water and soil resources management. In this study, the SM2RAIN-NWF algorithm was used to estimate irrigation water consumption at the field scale based on satellite soil moisture data. Satellite soil moisture observations obtained from Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR2) along with GLEAM products and rainfall were used for the period of 2012-2020 as model inputs. Precipitation estimation was performed for three different sites including an agricultural land in Miandoab, a vegetated surface in Malekan, and a barren land in Bonab. Using this model, the coefficient of determination (R2) of precipitation estimation was between 0.53 and 0.70. A comparison of the results revealed that the model exerted much better results in regions with no vegetation. The results of irrigation estimation in Miandoab plain showed that although the model systematically over/under-estimated irrigation data in some seasons compared to the in-situ data, the average performance of the model in irrigated regions (NS = 0.55, R2 = 0.63, and PRMSE = 2.48%) proved that the proposed approach can provide a suitable prediction of irrigation pattern.
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spelling doaj-art-b971697d33214755b9a90e90a9a2ad3c2024-11-12T11:01:37ZfasIranian Rainwater Catchment Systems Associationمحیط زیست و مهندسی آب2476-36832024-09-0110337939110.22034/ewe.2024.413340.1887187755Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water DataMohammad Zarei0Bahram Malek Mohammadi1PhD Scholar, Department of Environmental Engineering and Water Resources, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Kish International Campus, University of Tehran, Tehran, IranAssoc. Professor, Department of Environmental Planning and Management, Faculty of Environment, University of Tehran, Tehran, IranPrecipitation is one of the essential parameters of the water cycle, the estimation of which is effective in water and soil resources management. In this study, the SM2RAIN-NWF algorithm was used to estimate irrigation water consumption at the field scale based on satellite soil moisture data. Satellite soil moisture observations obtained from Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR2) along with GLEAM products and rainfall were used for the period of 2012-2020 as model inputs. Precipitation estimation was performed for three different sites including an agricultural land in Miandoab, a vegetated surface in Malekan, and a barren land in Bonab. Using this model, the coefficient of determination (R2) of precipitation estimation was between 0.53 and 0.70. A comparison of the results revealed that the model exerted much better results in regions with no vegetation. The results of irrigation estimation in Miandoab plain showed that although the model systematically over/under-estimated irrigation data in some seasons compared to the in-situ data, the average performance of the model in irrigated regions (NS = 0.55, R2 = 0.63, and PRMSE = 2.48%) proved that the proposed approach can provide a suitable prediction of irrigation pattern.http://www.jewe.ir/article_187755_92a76b30b9d589f17f370de966a29663.pdfamsr2 satellitegleam productsirrigationprecipitation estimationsm2rain-nwfwater
spellingShingle Mohammad Zarei
Bahram Malek Mohammadi
Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
محیط زیست و مهندسی آب
amsr2 satellite
gleam products
irrigation
precipitation estimation
sm2rain-nwf
water
title Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
title_full Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
title_fullStr Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
title_full_unstemmed Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
title_short Modeling the Amount of Water in Soil using Satellite Image Information and Infiltration Flux to Estimate Precipitation and Irrigation Water Data
title_sort modeling the amount of water in soil using satellite image information and infiltration flux to estimate precipitation and irrigation water data
topic amsr2 satellite
gleam products
irrigation
precipitation estimation
sm2rain-nwf
water
url http://www.jewe.ir/article_187755_92a76b30b9d589f17f370de966a29663.pdf
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