vandbalancebudget
Vandbalancebudget is a framework used in hydrology and water resource management to describe and analyze the balance of water within a defined system over a specified time period. The term combines vand (water), balans (balance), and budget, reflecting the seasonal or annual accounting of water inputs, outputs, and storage changes. The aim is to quantify whether available water is sufficient to meet demand while maintaining the ecological and physical integrity of the system.
Core components of a vandbalancebudget include inputs such as precipitation, surface-water inflows, and groundwater inflows; outputs
Applications of vandbalancebudget span scales from catchment and regional analyses to urban water supply planning and
Data and methods for implementing a vandbalancebudget typically include meteorological records, streamflow measurements, groundwater observations, remote