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Patapsco and Back River HSPF Watershed Model Part II – Water Quality Maryland Department of the Environment

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Page 1: Patapsco and Back River HSPF Watershed Model Part II – Water Quality Maryland Department of the Environment

Patapsco and Back River HSPF Watershed Model

Part II – Water Quality

Maryland Department of the Environment

Page 2: Patapsco and Back River HSPF Watershed Model Part II – Water Quality Maryland Department of the Environment

Introduction

Water Quality DataModel Inputs Calibration ProcedureModel ComparisonsSummary

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Water Quality Data

Data Sources Department of Natural Resources

Monthly values for NH3, NO3, TN, PO4, TP, TOC, DO, TSS, Temperature Baltimore City*

Storm event and base flow values for TSS, TOC, TN and TP

* City of Baltimore Comprehensive Wastewater Facilities Master Planning Project

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Page 5: Patapsco and Back River HSPF Watershed Model Part II – Water Quality Maryland Department of the Environment

Model Inputs

Atmospheric DepositionSeptic LoadsPoint SourcesManure and Application

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Atmospheric Deposition

Deposition is input as NO3 (wet and dry) and NH3

Used CBP time seriesAvg. Annual NO3 7.05 lb/acreAvg. Annual NH3 2.08 lb/acre

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Septic LoadsNumber of septic users were calculated on

County basis using Census data compiled by EPA.

Used GIS to allocate to watershed segmentationAssume NO3 loading coefficient of 0.0256

lb/person/day.Assume 60% reduction in NO3Assume 100% retention of Phosphorus

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Manure and Application

Animal Counts – Used to calculate Manure Acres which is simulated as an impervious land use

• Manure acres is a derived land use which represents what is susceptible to runoff from confined animals within a model segment.

Animal Animals/ % of time % of time Type An. Unit Confined Unconfined

Beef 1 0.2 0.8 Dairy 0.71 0.8 0.2 Hogs 5 1.0 0.0 Sheep 5 0.5 0.5 Horses 0.855 0.5 0.5 Poultry 5 1.0 0.0

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Manure/Mineral Fertilizer Application

Manure Calculations (based on MDA and U of MD recommendations)

Manure Constants Animal N (lb/yr) P (lb/yr)

Beef 113.15 40.15

Dairy 164.25 25.55

Swine 153.30 58.40

Chicken 207.52 84.98

Layers <3 207.52 84.98

Broilers 275 93.5

Sheep 113.15 40.15

Horses 113.15 40.15

Turkeys 185.02 76.78

Runoff Losses and Volatilization Factors

Animal Type Storage type % not volatilized or not

lost to runoff (Retained for Application)

N P

Beef Stored 0.30 0.85

Dairy Stored 0.40 0.85

Swine Stored 0.25 0.85

layers >3 Stored 0.69 1.0

layers <3 Stored 0.69 1.0

Broilers Stored 0.60 1.0

Turkeys Stored 0.53 1.0

Pasture - Beef Pasture 0.30 0.85

Dairy Pasture 0.70 0.85

Swine Pasture 0.25 0.85

Layers < 3 Pasture 0.69 1.0

Layers < 3 Pasture 0.69 1.0

Broilers Pasture 0.60 1.0

Turkeys Pasture 0.53 1.0

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Calibration Procedure

Focus on predominant land usesCalibrate EOS loads to literature valuesCalibrate urban loads to Event Mean

Concentrations (EMCs)Time series overlay

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Unit Loading Rates (Literature Values)

Literature Sources:Jones Falls Water Quality Management Plan, Loch Raven Water Quality Management Plan, Baltimore County NPDES 2000, Harford County NPDES 1999 and 2000, City of Baltimore NPDES 1999, Center for Watershed Protection and Ken Staver (University of MD).

Areamin avg max min avg max min avg max

Urban 175,977 19 157 394 5.31 6.62 7.71 0.55 0.68 0.89Crop 30,765 148 234 366 6.59 14.50 30.00 0.21 0.59 0.82Pasture 11,382 148 277 491 3.74 5.34 6.80 0.12 0.39 0.66Forest 83,521 48 110 333 0.86 1.91 3.40 0.09 0.12 0.20

Loading Rates (lbs/ac/yr)Sediment TN TP

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Patapsco/Back Estimated Average Annual Loads and Percent Contributions

Load = Loading Rate x Area

Urban 58% 175,977 59% 13,793 58% 1,164,967 79% 119,664Crop 10% 30,765 15% 3,601 22% 446,087 12% 18,151Pasture 4% 11,382 7% 1,574 3% 60,780 3% 4,439Forest 28% 83,521 20% 4,598 8% 159,524 7% 10,022Septic 8% 168,105Total 301,644 23,565 1,999,463 152,277

Area(acres) Sediment (tons) TN (lbs) TP (lbs)

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Estimated and Final Model EOS Loads

Estimated Model OutputTSS (Ton/yr) 23,565 23,861TP (lb/yr) 1,999,463 2,405,247TN (lb/yr) 152,277 164,676

Total Watershed EOS Loads

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Urban EMCs

HSPF EMC comparisons with MD NPDES TN EMCs

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HSPF EMC comparison with MD TP EMCs

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HSPF EMC Comparisons with MD TSS EMCs

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Jones Falls Water Quality Calibration

Calibration at Station JON0184 Parameters calibrated:

DO, Temperature, TOC, TSS, PO4, TP, NH3, NO3, ChlA and TN

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Dissolved Oxygen - Jones Falls

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Time

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/L simulated

observed

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Temperature - Jones Falls

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Time

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Total Suspended Solids - Jones Falls

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DNR

Balt City Storm

Balt City Grab

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Total Phosphorus - Jones Falls

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DNR

Balt City Grab

Balt City Storm

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Total Nitrogen (mg/L) - Jones Falls

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DNR

Balt City storm

Balt City grab

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Total Organic Carbon - Jones Falls

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DNRsimulatedbalt city grabbalt city storm

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Chl A - Jones Falls

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DNR Core

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Patapsco (Hollofield) Branch Water Quality Calibration

Calibration at Station PAT0285 Parameters calibrated:

DO, Temperature, TOC, TSS, PO4, TP, NH3, NO3, ChlA and TN

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Dissolved Oxygen - Patapsco at Hollofield

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DNR

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Water Temperature - Patapsco at Hollofield

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DNR

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Total Suspended Solids - Patapsco at Hollofield

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Balt City Grab

DNR

CBP

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Total Phosphorus - Patapsco at Hollofield

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Total Nitrogen - Patapsco at Hollofield

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Total Organic Carbon - Patapsco at Hollofield

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balt city storm

DNR

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Chl A - Patapsco at Hollofield

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dnr

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Summary/Comparisons

Unit loads, EOS and Delivered loads compared to existing studies

Discussion of model loads and comparison

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Comparison of Unit Loading RatesArea

min avg max min avg max min avg maxUrban 175,977 19 157 394 5.31 6.62 7.71 0.55 0.68 0.89MDE(93-97) 133 6.98 0.74CBP(93-97) 382 13.81 2.14Forest 83,521 48 110 333 0.86 1.91 3.40 0.09 0.12 0.20MDE(93-97) 126 2.62 0.21CBP(93-97) 685 2.50 0.14Crop 30,765 148 234 366 6.59 14.50 30.00 0.21 0.59 0.82MDE(93-97) 365 20.22 0.29CBP(93-97) 2,383 21.21 1.42Pasture 11,382 148 277 491 3.74 5.34 6.80 0.12 0.39 0.66MDE(93-97) 221 7.95 0.19CBP(93-97) 1,087 11.84 1.91

Loading Rates (lbs/ac/yr)Sediment TN TP

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Total Average Annual EOS Loads Summary

To Harbor To Back River Total EOS To Harbor To Back River Total EOS To Harbor To Back River Total EOS

Area (Ac) 266,888 34,785 301,673 266,823 34,976 301,769 255,952 46,851 302,803Flow (MG/yr) 178,865 23,181 202,046 174,678 23,937 198,616 142,386 33,208 175,594Sed (Ton/yr) 21,736 2,125 23,861 40,248 3,365 43,613 91,710 7,298 99,008TP (Lb/yr) 142,564 22,112 164,676 375,095 98,091 473,186TN (Lb/yr) 2,178,046 227,201 2,405,247 3,154,964 684,778 3,839,742

HSPF MDE (93-97) SWMM MDE (93-97) HSPF CBP (93-97)

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Total Delivered Loads Summary

Patapsco Back Total Patapsco Back TotalTotal Area (Ac) 266,888 34,785 301,673 255,952 46,851 302,803Total Avg Flow (MG/yr) 179,242 23,181 202,423 142,386 33,208 175,594Total Sediment (Ton/yr) 24,651 2,125 26,776 89,407 7,298 96,705Total TP (Lb/yr) 145,967 22,112 168,079 382,131 98,091 480,222Total TN (Lb/yr) 2,475,009 227,201 2,702,210 3,083,647 684,778 3,768,425

Total Delivered Load from WatershedMDE(93-97) CBP(93-97)

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Back River Comparisons

MDE-HSPFBALTIMORE

COUNTY - SWMMMDE-SWMM CBP-HSPF

TSS (Ton/yr) 2,125 3,124 3,554 7,928TP (lb/yr) 22,112 21,888 98,091TN (lb/yr) 227,201 308,166 684,778

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Comparison of CBP and MDE Model

Model ScaleHydrology CalibrationWater Quality CalibrationUrban Calibration

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CBP Segmentation

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MDE Segmentation

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Hydrology Calibration

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Water Quality Calibration

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Urban Calibration

NPDES Storm Water Data vs. National Urban Runoff Program (NURP) Data

CBP reductions to Urban Loads- Reductions to Urban Loads of 15% TN and 30% TP*

* Based on numbers from Urban Watershed Group

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Summary

MDE hydrology calibrated to 3 gages. CBP model hydrology calibrated to 1 gage.

MDE water quality calibrated to 4 gages. CBP model water quality calibrated to 1 gage.

MDE urban land use calibrated to local NPDES data. CBP calibrated to NURP data.

It can be concluded that the final load differences between the MDE and CBP models are due to these factors.