Environmental Science
6 years ago

New discharge model revolutionizes water resource management in Lesti Sub-Catchment!

Environmental Research Engineering and Management
Catchment Discharge Modelling for Maintaining the Water Resources in the Lesti Sub-Catchment of Upstream Brantas
Lily Montarcih Limantara, Eko Noerhayati

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The study aimed to create a discharge model for regional planning in the Lesti Sub-catchment by analyzing factors like rainfall, evaporation, soil condition, and land use. Using the water balance method and GIS, researchers found that rainfall, evapotranspiration, soil water holding capacity, and water surplus were key factors influencing discharge. The relationship between these factors showed no multi-collinearity, indicating a reliable model for regional planning in maintaining water resources.