Simulated Suspended Sediment Discharge for South America Rivers (MGB-SED AS) - V1.0
Description
We provide a dataset of simulated suspended sediment discharge for South America rivers using daily hydrologic-hydrodynamic modeling. We simulate the potential natural situation, where rivers is no damming, and therefore, sediment are not trapped. The model MGB-SED AS was calibrated and validated against 595in-situ sediment stations from three national datasets: Brazilian, Agentinean and Colombian. We also compared our results against regional studies and a global model. The data provided for us are: - NetCDF file named 'QSS.nc' with daily suspended sediment discharge (t/day) for all (33749) simulated river reaches from 1992-2009. - shapefile named "QSS_MGB-SED_AS_annual.shp" with annual suspended sediment discharge (t/year) for all (33749) simulated river reaches from 1992-2009 and their respective drainage areas. - shapefile named "stations.shp" with the lat lon for each in-situ sediment station, domain, drainage area, and simulated river reaches ID (UnitCat).
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We recommend reading our research: "Sediment flows in South America supported by daily hydrologic-hydrodynamic modeling" published by the journal Water Resources Research.