There's any software able to efficiently simulate snowmelt runoff paths on a specific surface (also looking at the geomorphology, e.g. considering available DEMs), starting from local snowmelt runoff measures?
>> More details: I have punctual values of snowmelt runoff (m3/s), crossing the end section of a watershed, but I would like to find out a solution so as to spatially simulate snowmelt runoff flows on the entire watershed, looking at the values obtained to its end section.
This is outside my usual topic area Luca but I found a couple of links that may be of use.
https://data.nal.usda.gov/dataset/snowmelt-runoff-model-windows-winsrm
https://support.goldsim.com/hc/en-us/articles/115008700507-Snowmelt-Runoff-Model
https://support.goldsim.com/hc/en-us/articles/115008700507-Snowmelt-Runoff-Model
https://aces.nmsu.edu/pubs/research/water/SRMSpecRep100.pdf
Thank you, John! Actually, I'm using the SRM model in order to obtain runoff values starting from specific snow coverages and consequential depletion dynamics. What I'm going to test is the possibility to obtain a spatial distributed analysis of runoff paths starting from snow depletion analysis, for example acquired by SRM application.
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