SDC Sphy Manual
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    • SPHY Manual
      • 1. Introduction
      • 2. Theory
        • 2.1 Background
        • Modules
        • Reference and potential evaporation
        • Dynamic vegetation processes
        • Snow processes
        • Glacier processes
        • Soil water processes
        • Soil erosion processes
        • Routing
      • 3. Applications
        • Irrigation management in lowland areas
        • Snow- and glacier-fed river basins
        • Flow forecasting
      • 4. Installation of SPHY
      • 5. SPHY model GUI
        • 5.1 Map canvas layers and GUI interactions
        • 5.2 Top menu buttons
        • 5.3 General settings
        • 5.4 Climate
        • 5.5 Soils
        • 5.6 Groundwater
        • 5.7 Land use
        • 5.8 Glaciers
        • 5.9 Snow
        • 5.10 Routing
        • 5.11 Report options
        • 5.12 Running the model
        • 5.13 Visualizing model output
      • 6. SPHY model preprocessor v1.0
        • 6.1 Overview
        • 6.2 General settings
        • 6.3 Area selection
        • 6.4 Modules
        • 6.5 Basin delineation
        • 6.6 Stations
        • 5.7 Meteorological forcing
      • 7. Build your own SPHY-model
        • Select projection extent and resolution
        • Clone map
        • DEM and Slope
        • Delineate catchment and create local drain direction map
        • Preparing stations map and sub-basins map
        • Glacier fraction map
        • Soil hydraulic properties
        • Other static input maps
        • Meteorological forcing map series
        • Open water evaporation
        • Soil erosion model input
        • Sediment transport
        • Reporting
      • Appendix 1: Input and Output
      • Appendix 2: Hindu Kush-Himalaya database
      • References
      • Copyright
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5.7 Land use

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Figure 37 provides an overview of the Land use tab. Settings in the Land use tab affect the calculation of the potential evapotranspiration. In this tab the user has to select a land use map and a lookup table containing crop coefficients for each land use class.

The land use map is a nominal map with land use classes which can be selected and added to the map canvas by clicking the Select map button. An example of a land use map that has been selected and added to the canvas is shown in Figure 38.

A table with a crop coefficient for each land use class defined in the land use map can be added to the GUI by clicking the Select table button. After clicking this button you will be asked to select a *.tbl file inside the Input folder. Figure 39 shows an example of the format of a crop coefficients lookup table that corresponds with the land use map of Figure 38.

After completion of the settings in the Land use tab the user can continue with the next tab: Glaciers.

Figure 37: Overview of the Land use tab.
Figure 38: Example of a land use map with four land use classes.
Figure 39: Example of crop coefficients.