Increase in Lake Storage in day Calculator

✖The Precipitation refers to the primary water input to the hydrologic cycle and is evaluated for all water budget calculations.ⓘ Precipitation [P]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Surface Inflow refers to the amount of water that flows into a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, from surface sources on a daily basis.ⓘ Daily Surface Inflow [V_is]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Groundwater Inflow refers to the amount of groundwater that enters a specific system, such as a sewer system or a water body, on a daily basis.ⓘ Daily Groundwater Inflow [V_ig]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Surface Outflow refers to the amount of water that exits a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, through surface channels on a daily basis.ⓘ Daily Surface Outflow [V_os]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Seepage Outflow refers to the amount of water that escapes from a system, such as a dam, canal, or reservoir, through porous materials like soil or rock, on a daily basis.ⓘ Daily Seepage Outflow [V_og]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Lake Evaporation refers to the amount of water that evaporates from the surface of a lake over the course of a single day.ⓘ Daily Lake Evaporation [E_L]			+10% -10%
✖The Daily Transpiration Loss refers to the amount of water that plants lose through the process of transpiration over the course of a single day.ⓘ Daily Transpiration Loss [T_L]			+10% -10%

✖The Increase in Lake Storage in a Day refers to the net gain in the volume of water stored in a lake over a 24-hour period.ⓘ Increase in Lake Storage in day [ΔS_L]

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Increase in Lake Storage in day Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Increase in Lake Storage in a Day = Precipitation+Daily Surface Inflow+Daily Groundwater Inflow-Daily Surface Outflow-Daily Seepage Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Daily Transpiration Loss
ΔS_L = P+V_is+V_ig-V_os-V_og-E_L-T_L
This formula uses 8 Variables

Variables Used

Increase in Lake Storage in a Day - (Measured in Meter) - The Increase in Lake Storage in a Day refers to the net gain in the volume of water stored in a lake over a 24-hour period.
Precipitation - (Measured in Meter) - The Precipitation refers to the primary water input to the hydrologic cycle and is evaluated for all water budget calculations.
Daily Surface Inflow - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - The Daily Surface Inflow refers to the amount of water that flows into a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, from surface sources on a daily basis.
Daily Groundwater Inflow - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - The Daily Groundwater Inflow refers to the amount of groundwater that enters a specific system, such as a sewer system or a water body, on a daily basis.
Daily Surface Outflow - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - The Daily Surface Outflow refers to the amount of water that exits a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, through surface channels on a daily basis.
Daily Seepage Outflow - (Measured in Cubic Meter per Second) - The Daily Seepage Outflow refers to the amount of water that escapes from a system, such as a dam, canal, or reservoir, through porous materials like soil or rock, on a daily basis.
Daily Lake Evaporation - (Measured in Meter) - The Daily Lake Evaporation refers to the amount of water that evaporates from the surface of a lake over the course of a single day.
Daily Transpiration Loss - (Measured in Meter) - The Daily Transpiration Loss refers to the amount of water that plants lose through the process of transpiration over the course of a single day.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Precipitation: 50 Millimeter --> 0.05 Meter (Check conversion here)
Daily Surface Inflow: 3 Cubic Meter per Second --> 3 Cubic Meter per Second No Conversion Required
Daily Groundwater Inflow: 5 Cubic Meter per Second --> 5 Cubic Meter per Second No Conversion Required
Daily Surface Outflow: 2 Cubic Meter per Second --> 2 Cubic Meter per Second No Conversion Required
Daily Seepage Outflow: 4 Cubic Meter per Second --> 4 Cubic Meter per Second No Conversion Required
Daily Lake Evaporation: 1958 Millimeter --> 1.958 Meter (Check conversion here)
Daily Transpiration Loss: 22 Millimeter --> 0.022 Meter (Check conversion here)

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

ΔS_L = P+V_is+V_ig-V_os-V_og-E_L-T_L --> 0.05+3+5-2-4-1.958-0.022

Evaluating ... ...

ΔS_L = 0.0700000000000008

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

0.0700000000000008 Meter -->70.0000000000008 Millimeter (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

70.0000000000008 ≈ 70 Millimeter <-- Increase in Lake Storage in a Day

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Daily Surface Outflow from Lake

LaTeX Go Daily Surface Outflow = Precipitation+Daily Surface Inflow+Daily Groundwater Inflow-Daily Seepage Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Increase in Lake Storage in a Day-Daily Transpiration Loss

Daily Surface Inflow into Lake

LaTeX Go Daily Surface Inflow = Daily Seepage Outflow+Daily Surface Outflow+Daily Lake Evaporation+Increase in Lake Storage in a Day+Daily Transpiration Loss-Precipitation-Daily Groundwater Inflow

Daily Groundwater Inflow

LaTeX Go Daily Groundwater Inflow = Daily Surface Outflow+Daily Seepage Outflow+Daily Lake Evaporation+Increase in Lake Storage in a Day+Daily Transpiration Loss-Precipitation-Daily Surface Inflow

Daily Seepage Outflow

LaTeX Go Daily Seepage Outflow = Precipitation+Daily Groundwater Inflow+Daily Surface Inflow-Daily Surface Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Increase in Lake Storage in a Day-Daily Transpiration Loss

Increase in Lake Storage in day Formula

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What is Water Budget?

A Water Budget is an accounting of all the water that flows into and out of a project area. This area can be a wetland, a lake, or any other point of interest. Development can alter the natural supply of water and severely impact an area, especially if there are nearby ponds or wetlands

How to Calculate Increase in Lake Storage in day?

Increase in Lake Storage in day calculator uses Increase in Lake Storage in a Day = Precipitation+Daily Surface Inflow+Daily Groundwater Inflow-Daily Surface Outflow-Daily Seepage Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Daily Transpiration Loss to calculate the Increase in Lake Storage in a Day, The Increase in Lake Storage in day formula is defined as the change in storage or difference between inflow and outflow over specified catchment area. Increase in Lake Storage in a Day is denoted by ΔS_L symbol.

How to calculate Increase in Lake Storage in day using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Increase in Lake Storage in day, enter Precipitation (P), Daily Surface Inflow (V_is), Daily Groundwater Inflow (V_ig), Daily Surface Outflow (V_os), Daily Seepage Outflow (V_og), Daily Lake Evaporation (E_L) & Daily Transpiration Loss (T_L) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Increase in Lake Storage in day calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0.07 = 0.05+3+5-2-4-1.958-0.022.

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What is Increase in Lake Storage in day?

The Increase in Lake Storage in day formula is defined as the change in storage or difference between inflow and outflow over specified catchment area and is represented as ΔS_L = P+V_is+V_ig-V_os-V_og-E_L-T_L or Increase in Lake Storage in a Day = Precipitation+Daily Surface Inflow+Daily Groundwater Inflow-Daily Surface Outflow-Daily Seepage Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Daily Transpiration Loss. The Precipitation refers to the primary water input to the hydrologic cycle and is evaluated for all water budget calculations, The Daily Surface Inflow refers to the amount of water that flows into a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, from surface sources on a daily basis, The Daily Groundwater Inflow refers to the amount of groundwater that enters a specific system, such as a sewer system or a water body, on a daily basis, The Daily Surface Outflow refers to the amount of water that exits a system, such as a reservoir, lake, or river, through surface channels on a daily basis, The Daily Seepage Outflow refers to the amount of water that escapes from a system, such as a dam, canal, or reservoir, through porous materials like soil or rock, on a daily basis, The Daily Lake Evaporation refers to the amount of water that evaporates from the surface of a lake over the course of a single day & The Daily Transpiration Loss refers to the amount of water that plants lose through the process of transpiration over the course of a single day.

How to calculate Increase in Lake Storage in day?

The Increase in Lake Storage in day formula is defined as the change in storage or difference between inflow and outflow over specified catchment area is calculated using Increase in Lake Storage in a Day = Precipitation+Daily Surface Inflow+Daily Groundwater Inflow-Daily Surface Outflow-Daily Seepage Outflow-Daily Lake Evaporation-Daily Transpiration Loss. To calculate Increase in Lake Storage in day, you need Precipitation (P), Daily Surface Inflow (V_is), Daily Groundwater Inflow (V_ig), Daily Surface Outflow (V_os), Daily Seepage Outflow (V_og), Daily Lake Evaporation (E_L) & Daily Transpiration Loss (T_L). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Precipitation, Daily Surface Inflow, Daily Groundwater Inflow, Daily Surface Outflow, Daily Seepage Outflow, Daily Lake Evaporation & Daily Transpiration Loss and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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