Applicability of models to predict phosphorus losses in drained fields: a review.

Abstract:

:Most phosphorus (P) modeling studies of water quality have focused on surface runoff loses. However, a growing number of experimental studies have shown that P losses can occur in drainage water from artificially drained fields. In this review, we assess the applicability of nine models to predict this type of P loss. A model of P movement in artificially drained systems will likely need to account for the partitioning of water and P into runoff, macropore flow, and matrix flow. Within the soil profile, sorption and desorption of dissolved P and filtering of particulate P will be important. Eight models are reviewed (ADAPT, APEX, DRAINMOD, HSPF, HYDRUS, ICECREAMDB, PLEASE, and SWAT) along with P Indexes. Few of the models are designed to address P loss in drainage waters. Although the SWAT model has been used extensively for modeling P loss in runoff and includes tile drain flow, P losses are not simulated in tile drain flow. ADAPT, HSPF, and most P Indexes do not simulate flow to tiles or drains. DRAINMOD simulates drains but does not simulate P. The ICECREAMDB model from Sweden is an exception in that it is designed specifically for P losses in drainage water. This model seems to be a promising, parsimonious approach in simulating critical processes, but it needs to be tested. Field experiments using a nested, paired research design are needed to improve P models for artificially drained fields. Regardless of the model used, it is imperative that uncertainty in model predictions be assessed.

journal_name

J Environ Qual

authors

Radcliffe DE,Reid DK,Blombäck K,Bolster CH,Collick AS,Easton ZM,Francesconi W,Fuka DR,Johnsson H,King K,Larsbo M,Youssef MA,Mulkey AS,Nelson NO,Persson K,Ramirez-Avila JJ,Schmieder F,Smith DR

doi

10.2134/jeq2014.05.0220

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2015-03-01 00:00:00

pages

614-28

issue

2

eissn

0047-2425

issn

1537-2537

journal_volume

44

pub_type

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