Modelling Salt Transport in Baltic Basins

Water quality models combine fluid-flow relations with biological regressions, all on a spatially complex domain. For many applications, a computationally simple lumped parameter model with regressed parameters suffices, while for others where a more fundamental approach may be worth the extra development and computational effort. A simple example modelling the transport of salt in interconnected basins is used to illustrate and compare different modelling approaches. KEY WORDS water quality modelling, size complexity, PDE, FEM

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2003
• Where: MIC
• Authors: Magnus Dahl, David I. Wilson
• Keywords: Control Systems, MIC 2003, Simple Lumped Parameter, Water Quality, Water Quality Models