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Many tropical peatlands are subjected to artificial drainage that leads to degradation. Hence, hydrological restoration has recently been prioritized. Nevertheless, as field monitoring data are limited, little is known about how restoration measures, such as ditch dams and bunds, can regulate tropical peatland water tables. We used a hydrodynamic model —DigiBog_Hydro— to simulate the effectiveness...
A significant proportion of tropical peatlands has been drained for agricultural purposes, resulting in severe degradation. Hydrological restoration, which usually involves blocking ditches, is therefore a priority. Nevertheless, the influence of ditch blocking on tropical peatland hydrological functioning is still poorly understood. We studied water‐level dynamics using a combination of automated...
The physical process modeling of an estuary is a complex mechanism that comes along with the existence of uncertainty. In contrast, due to significant variability of flows in space and time, an extensive modeling effort must be accommodated with the application of parallelization technology. Therefore, the implication of estuary model parallelization to the model result uncertainty must be examined...
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