Comparison of the SWAT and InVEST models to determine hydrological ecosystem service spatial patterns, priorities and trade-offs in a complex basin

Cong, Wencui; Sun, Xiaoyin; Guo, Hongjie; Shan, Ruifeng

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2020.106089

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“…Liu Licheng et al [15] took Lanzhou city as an example, analyzed and evaluated four services of water and food supply, including carbon fixation and soil conservation, in the research area. Wencui Cong, et al [16] by using SWAT model and InVEST model to analyse the Nansi lake basin in China with different terrain basin of three Hydrological Ecosystem Services (HES), and compare the results through the space hot-spot analysis on HES. To sum up, in terms of ecosystem water yield service, different scholars have done more research on the comprehensive ecosystem services in a specific period, while the studies on the single ecosystem service function across a large area of time are relatively insufficient.…”

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Spatio-Temporal Study on Supply and Demand Matching of Ecosystem Water Yield Service – A Case Study of Wei River Basin

Li¹,

Yao²,

Deng³

et al. 2021

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Spatio-Temporal Study on Supply and Demand Matching of Ecosystem Water Yield Service – A Case Study of Wei River Basin

Li¹,

Yao²,

Deng³

et al. 2021

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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“…which describes the transformation of the considered pollutant for the case of "pure dilution". We introduce to equation (5) the designation…”

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“…The proposed approach is aimed at determining the content of a single pollutant and ignores the possible transformational influence of other Ps available in the water tank. The comparative analysis of SWAT and InVEST models for determining the spatial models of the hydrology of ecosystems in a surface water basin was carried out in [5]. However, the cited work did not consider the issue of the possible influence of a water object on the examined processes.…”

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Determining the effect of anthropogenic loading on the environmental state of a surface source of water supply

Ponomarenko

Plyatsuk

Hurets

et al. 2020

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At present, even for a fairly large surface water object, the effectiveness of the forecasting models of water qualitative composition is largely determined by the completeness and adequacy of the source information. A review of approaches to using such models is given in scientific papers [1, 2]. Traditional forecasting methods, developed for using mod-16. Smirnyagina, N. N., Khaltanova, V. M., Kim, T. B., Milonov, A. S. (2012). Thermodynamic modeling of the formation of borides and carbides of tungsten, synthesis, structure and phase composition of the coatings based on them, formed by electron-beam treatment in vacuum. Izvestiya vysshih uchebnyh zavedeniy. Fizika, 55 (12 (3)), 159-163.

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“…As carbon storage computation by the InVEST carbon model is independent of the climate data, carbon storage was evaluated with only LULC change and the corresponding climate scenario whereas WY, soil loss, and nitrogen export were evaluated for both scenarios of LULC change and future climate change scenarios. We choose the InVEST model in our study due to its capability to give a quick overview of ES, especially in regions with low data availability [33] in developing nations like Nepal. InVEST is a suite of a free and open source software models.…”

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An Assessment of Environmental Impacts on the Ecosystem Services: Study on the Bagmati Basin of Nepal

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The upsurges in population, internal migration, and various development works have caused significant land use and land cover (LULC) changes in the Bagmati Basin of Nepal. The effects of climate change such as increased precipitation and temperature are affecting the provision of ecosystem services (ES). In this regard, this study particularly treated water yield (WY), soil loss, nitrogen export, and carbon fluctuation in the basin. Integrated Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Tradeoffs (InVEST) tools were used to carry out a comparative analysis of ES based on LULC data for 2000 and 2010 and corresponding climate data. To analyze the future period (2010–2099), we have used climate data from the multi-model ensemble (MME) of statistically downscaled and bias-corrected 12 best global climate models (GCMs). A raw GCM analysis (based on historical observational data) from 29 GCMs was done first. The results shows with a subsequent degradation of ES providers like forests and an increment in agricultural and urban areas, ES are on a verge of degradation. Furthermore, a projection of future climate patterns depicts increased precipitation and temperature. Thus, urgent measures are required for the sustainable provision of ES. Outcomes of the study are expected to help in the incorporation of ES in development policies promoting low-impact development along with maintaining ecological and economic goals. The study closes by presenting a recommendation for model application and future study needs.

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Comparison of the SWAT and InVEST models to determine hydrological ecosystem service spatial patterns, priorities and trade-offs in a complex basin

Cited by 173 publications

References 29 publications

Spatio-Temporal Study on Supply and Demand Matching of Ecosystem Water Yield Service – A Case Study of Wei River Basin

Spatio-Temporal Study on Supply and Demand Matching of Ecosystem Water Yield Service – A Case Study of Wei River Basin

Determining the effect of anthropogenic loading on the environmental state of a surface source of water supply

An Assessment of Environmental Impacts on the Ecosystem Services: Study on the Bagmati Basin of Nepal

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