PIHM
Penn State Integrated Hydrologic Model
The Penn State Integrated Hydrologic Model (PIHM) is a multi-process, multiscale hydrologic model that includes groundwater, surface water, overland flow and infiltration processes.
- Developer
- PSU
- Model Information
- For more information about this model, go to www.pihm.psu.edu
- Spatial Resolution
- The model uses an irregular triangular grid, or Delaunay Triangles. The grid is generated using the TRIANGLE program, and the vertical projection of the triangular grid is based on other physical model parameters and required control volumes.
- Temporal Resolution
- Time steps are variable and range from minutes to hours.
- Outputs
- Model outputs include hydrologic fluxes and routing.
- Intended User
- practitioner
- Model Type
- watershed
- Inclusion of Climate Change
- If climate change conditions can be captured is unknown.
- Geographic Region
- generalized
- Data Requirements
- some data sets built in
- Source Code Availability
- open source
- Dimensions
- 3d
- Computational Burden
- medium
- Scenario Modeling
- batch mode likely
- Coding Language
- C/C++
- Operating System
- not applicable
- Mathematical Approach
- numerical
- Maintenance Plan
- maintained
- Date of Last Known Update
- not available
- User Manual
- go to documentation at www.pihm.psu.edu
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