Water Quality Calibration Sample Clauses

Water Quality Calibration. After calibration for hydrology is complete, water quality calibration is performed. In the broadest sense, calibration consists of executing the watershed model, comparing time series water quality output to available water quality observation data, and adjusting water quality parameters within a reasonable range. In order to establish reasonable ranges for use in water quality calibration, DMR and high flow data were analyzed to develop appropriate water quality parameters for active mines (surface, deep, and other mines, but not AML or revoked mines) and barren lands. Reasonable water quality parameters for AML were based on previous watershed modeling experience in areas with AML (pH and Metals TMDLs for the Tug Fork River Watershed, 2002 and pH and Metals TMDL for the West Fork River Watershed, 2002). Parameters for background conditions were based on observed water quality data. The approach taken to calibrate water quality focused on matching trends identified during the water quality analysis. The water quality calibration period was 1994-2001. Daily average in- stream concentrations from the model were compared directly to observed data. Observed data were obtained from EPA’s STORET database as well as from WVDEP Division of Water and Waste Management, and data submitted by various mining companies throughout the watershed. All data were obtained through WVDEP. The objective was to best simulate low flow, mean flow, and storm peaks at representative water quality monitoring stations. Representative stations were selected based on both location (distributed throughout the Guyandotte watershed) and loading source type. Results of the water quality calibration are presented in Appendix F.
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