QGIS ReFH2 to TUFLOW: Difference between revisions

The first version of ReFH was first published in 2005 by Kjeldsen ''et al'' [[#References|¹]] as a replacement for the original FEH rainfall-runoff method, the FSR/FEH rainfall-runoff method [[#References|²]]. ReFH2 is the most up-to-date implementation of the methods for the calculation of runoff. Improvements include a mass balance closure improvement to the runoff model and updates to the initial conditions, BF0 and Cini (initial baseflow and initial soil moisture, C, respectively). The data contained in the XML from the FEH2013 Web Service also provides the catchment descriptors to calculate the necessary model parameters within ReFH 2 from which the runoff hydrograph is developed. Version 3 of the ReFH2 software was released in 2020 which introduced a new model referred to as '2.3' withis somenow changesthe to thelatest ReFH2 models as well as support for climate-change adjusted rainfall, new default seasonality based on urban extent and use of the BFIHOST19 descriptormodel.