CRHM model project outputs

CRHM model projects outputs are generated from CRHM model simulations from study sites and include water balance variables and energy balance variables if applicable. CRHM outputs include full water balance variables: Rainfall, snowfall, evaporation from soil, evapotranspiration from forest canopy, blowing snow sublimation, snowpack sublimation, sublimation from intercepted snow from forest canopy, blowing snow transport, subsurface storage, surface depressional storage (if applicable), glacier storage (if applicable), streamflow discharge. CRHM outputs also include energy balance variables for melting snowpack (if applicable): Incoming shortwave radiation, incoming longwave radiation, net radiation, latent heat flux, sensible heat flux, ground heat flux, advective flux. CRHM outputs can be provided as hourly or daily time-step. These CRHM outputs are generated from physically-based hydrological model simulations that are set up for study sites, without relying on calibration. The latest CRHM version is used for model simulations. CRHM outputs are used to study hydrology and impact of changes in climate, glacier, and forest cover in the study sites.

Developing and applying hydrological model to headwater basins in Canadian Rocky Mountains, Yukon, Boreal Forest and other GWF priority areas. The project data are outputs from the hydrological model simulations.