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Hôtel Château LaurierAugust 25-28, 2013 / 25 au 28 août 2013
NACREWQuébec 2013
Impact of vertical variability of soil hydraulic properties on
drainage efficiency in cranberry production
Yann Périard, M. Sc.Silvio Gumiere, ing., Ph. D.
Alain N. Rousseau, ing., Ph. D.Jean Caron, agr., Ph. D.
Introduction
Need an optimal water management
Perched water table
Heterogeneity of soil profile Restrictive
hydraulic properties in a layer
Kummer 2004
Simulation of perched water table
Pressure head
Diagnosis of perched water table
Calculated with Tx3 (Hortau)
Measured with Water Level Logger
Soil Water Potential=Water Table Depth ? Formation of a
restrictive layer
Numerical simulation of perched water table
Simulation with finite element model Hydrus 2D/3D
Good prediction
Now we can do a numerical study 40 000
simulations
Methodology(Directional Sensitivity Analysis)
Boundary conditions
168 hours of simulation 1D domain with 100 cm 100 elements (101 nodes)
Conditions Hydraulic (p1..p625)
(n, α, Ks, θs ) 2 soil types
Physical 4 depths 4 thicknesses
Meteorological 4 rainfalls
Seepage face
Atmospheric conditions
hK K Ex
2
1
1
1 1
1
mnre
s r
ml m
e s e e
S h
K S K S S
nmn
(Mualem (1976) and van Genuchten’s model (1980)
Sensitivity analysis scheme
Model HYDRUS 1D
Output files
Numerical traitementSENSAN
Configuration Hydraulic parameters (n, α, Ks, θs )
Rain Depth Thicknessp1 20 10 5p2 40 20 10p3 60 40 20..p625 80 60 40
Parameter file
Model input file
Results
Sensitivity calculations
0 0, , , ,, ,
R D T R D TR D T
p p pS
0
00
0p
p pS p p
p p p
First-order sensitivity index
Gâteaux directional derivative (Gâteaux, R, (1910))
Gâteaux, R
Results
Matric potential at 48 h after the higher level of water table
Conditions 10 cm of depth 10 cm of thickness 40 mm of rain
With n and α high Drainage norm is not
respected matric potential
(cm)
Comfort Zone
Dry
Wet-30 cm
-70 cm
Matric potential at 48 h after the higher level of water table
n and α Control the curve
shape At − 30 cm of matric
potential Drainage rate, 3
orders less in the restrictive soil layer
-7
-6
-5
-4
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
0 30 60 90 120
|h| [cm]
M1 M2
Hydraulic Properties: log K vs. h
First-order sensitivity index
(p1..p25) (n, α, Ks, θs )
n and α high effect on
matric potential at 48 h
Sensitive hydraulic parameters
Conclusions
Perched water table Diagnosis Measurement &
calculation
Numerical study Identified conditions
causing perched water table
n and α high effect on
drainage efficiency
Canneberges BielerNature Canneberge
Transport Gaston NadeauSalzwedel Cranberry
Ferme Onésime Pouliot
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