Scientific Investigations Report 2013–5103
Table 3. Model Statistics for the total nitrogen National Hydrography Dataset SPARROW model developed for the United States Pacific Northwest. [The p-values for the source and aquatic loss variables are based on a one-sided t-test; the p-values for the land-to-water delivery variables are based on a two-sided t-test. Abbreviations: NLLS, non-linear least squares; R2, coefficient of determination; RMSE, root mean squared error; cm, centimeter; kg/yr, kilogram per year; kg/km2-yr, kilogram per square kilometer per year; kg, kilogram; km2; square kilometer; m2, square meter; mm, millimeter; m2-day, square meter per day; <, less than; –, not applicable]
1 Area of forest land, west side of Cascade Range, 2001. 2 Area of forest land, east side of Cascade Range, 2001. 3 Surface-water discharges from permitted wastewater facilities, 2002. 4 Area of developed land, 2001. 5 Population without sewer service, 2001. 6 Wet and dry atmospheric deposition of oxidized and reduce nitrogen, 2002. 7 Commercial fertilizer applied to agricultural land, 2002. 8 Manure from cattle in dairies and feedlots and grazing livestock, 2002. 9 Basal area of red alder trees, circa 2002. 10Surface-water discharge from springs and power returns, 2002. 11Natural log of mean annual precipitation (1971–2000). 12Natural log of mean annual solar radiation (1991–2005); interaction limited to the forest land source terms. 13Percentage of catchment containing irrigated agriculture; interaction limited to the farm fertilizer source term. 14Mean percentage of streamflow due to base flow. |
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