Modeling riverine nitrate export from an East-Central Illinois watershed using SWAT.

@article{Hu2007ModelingRN,
  title={Modeling riverine nitrate export from an East-Central Illinois watershed using SWAT.},
  author={X. Hu and G. McIsaac and M. David and C. Louwers},
  journal={Journal of environmental quality},
  year={2007},
  volume={36 4},
  pages={
          996-1005
        }
}
Reliable water quality models are needed to forecast the water quality consequences of different agricultural nutrient management scenarios. In this study, the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), version 2000, was applied to simulate streamflow, riverine nitrate (NO(3)) export, crop yield, and watershed nitrogen (N) budgets in the upper Embarras River (UER) watershed in east-central Illinois, which has extensive maize-soybean cultivation, large N fertilizer input, and extensive tile drainage… Expand
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