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Hydrologic Modelling with MIKE SHE Gallego Ortega, Rodrigo Universitet po arkhitektura, stroitelstvo i geodezii︠a︡--Sofii︠a︡ Bojkov, Ventzi Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Enginyeria civil::Geologia::Hidrologia Ebro River Watershed (Spain)) Watersheds Tordera, Conca del (Catalunya) Conques hidrogràfiques The Tordera River Catchment is an important river basin in the Catalonia region of north-eastern Spain. The area has been subject to numerous studies and research projects, particularly in relation to water management and hydrological processes. The purpose of this thesis is to present a detailed analysis of the Tordera River Catchment, with a focus on the hydrological modelling of its discharge using the MIKE SHE modelling system. This modelling system is a state-of-the-art software package that allows for the detailed simulation of hydrological processes in complex watersheds. The objectives of this thesis are to: Provide a comprehensive description of the Tordera River Catchment, including its geological and hydrological characteristics. Explain how the hydrological rainfall-runoff models works and the different options. Use the MIKE SHE modelling system to simulate the discharge of the Tordera River and assess the accuracy of the model through various evaluation criteria. Evaluate the effectiveness of the MIKE SHE modelling system for the Tordera River Catchment and provide recommendations for future research and water management practices in the area. To achieve these objectives, this thesis is structured into four parts. Part I provides an introduction to the study, including its objectives and methodology. Part II provides an overview of hydrologic rainfall-runoff modelling, with a focus on the types of models and the MIKE SHE modelling system. Part III presents the details of the hydrologic modelling of the Tordera River Catchment using the MIKE SHE system, including the model building, calibration, verification, and test set up. Finally, Part IV includes appendices that provide additional information on the modelling process, as well as references, figures, and tables used throughout the thesis. Overall, this thesis aims to contribute to a better understanding of the hydrological processes in the Tordera River Catchment, and to provide insights into the use of advanced modelling techniques for the management of water resources in the region. Outgoing 2023-06 Bachelor thesis https://hdl.handle.net/2117/399333 PRISMA-176726 eng Open Access application/pdf east=2.7094230795557506; north=41.71698153299394; name=GI-512, 08490 Tordera, Barcelona, Espanya Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya