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Great Lakes Runoff Inter-comparison Project, phase 2: Lake Ontario (GRIP-O)
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2017
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Source: Journal of Great Lakes Research, 43(2), 217-227
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Journal Title:Journal of Great Lakes Research
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Description:The Great Lakes Runoff Inter-comparison Project for Lake Ontario (GRIP-O) aims to compare different hydrologic models, using the same settings, in their ability to estimate runoff for the Lake Ontario watershed. The watershed is challenging because many of its tributaries have a regulated flow regime and a significant part remains ungauged. GRIP-O follows the GRIP-M project which focused on Lake Michigan. It involves a comparison between two different sources of precipitation data (CaPA - Canadian Precipitation Analysis and the GHCND - Global Historical Climatology Network - Daily), and focuses here on two lumped models, GR4J (modèle du Génie Rural à 4 paramètres Journalier) and LBRM (Large Basin Runoff Model).
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Source:Journal of Great Lakes Research, 43(2), 217-227
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ISSN:0380-1330
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Rights Information:Accepted Manuscript
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