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DAISY
Soil Plant Atmosphere System Model


Technical Description


Editors: M.E. Styczen, P. Abrahamsen, M. Holbak and E. Diamantopoulos

 

List of content

1. System and modelling concepts

2. Weather and reference ET

3. Surface processes

4. Water flow in soils

General info: Daisy description
Macropores, Holbak et al. (2021)
Drainage 1D/2D, Mollerup et al. (2014)
3 domain system, Hansen et al. (2012b), D3_2_safir
Root water uptake, Hansen and Abrahamsen (2009)

5. Heat transport

6. Solute transport

General info:  Daisy description
Macropores/Matrix, Holbak et al. (2021)
Drainage 1D/2D, Mollerup et al. (2014)
3 domain system, Hansen et al. (2012b), D3_2_safir

7. Mineral Nitrogen

General info:  Daisy description, Hansen et al. (1991)

8. Pesticide transport

9. Soil organic matter model

General info: Hansen et al. (1991), Hansen et al. (2012a)
Document on initialisation of SOC pools in Daisy

10. Crop model

General info:  Daisy description
Root water uptake, Hansen and Abrahamsen (2009)
Hansen et al. (2012a)

11. System management model

General info:  Daisy description
Hansen et al. (2012b)

12. Integrated model

Hansen et al. (2012a)
Abrahamsen and Hansen (2000)

References

  • Abrahamsen, P and Hansen, S. (2000): Daisy: an open soil-crop-atmosphere system model. Environmental Modelling & Software 15: 313-330.
  • Hansen, S. and Abrahamsen, P. (2009). Modeling water and nitrogen uptake using a single-root concept: Exemplified by the use in the Daisy model. In: Quantifying and Understanding Plant Nitrogen Uptake for Systems Modeling. Ed. by Liwang Ma, Lajpat R. Ahuja, and Thomas W. Bruulsema. CRC Press, pp. 169-195
  • Hansen, S., Abrahamsen, P., Petersen, C.T., and Styczen, M. (2012a). Daisy: Model use, calibration and validation. ASABE 55 (4): 1315-1333. 
  • Hansen, S., Petersen, C. T., Mollerup, M.1, Abrahamsen, P., Gjettermann, B., Nielsen, M.H., Styczen, M., Poulsen, R., Lørup, J.K., Yamagata, K. and Butts, M. (2012b). Flerdimensional modellering af vandstrømning og stoftransport i de øverste 1-2m af jorden i systemer med markdræn. Bekæmpelsesmiddelforskning fra Miljøstyrelsen nr. 138
  • Hansen, Søren, Henry E. Jensen, Niels Erik Nielsen, and Henrik Svendsen (1990). DAISY - Soil Plant Atmostphere System Model. Tech. rep. A10. Miljøstyrelsen.
  • Hansen, S., Jensen, H.E., Nielsen, N.E. and Svendsen, H. (1991). Simulation of nitrogen dynamics and biomass production in winter wheat using the Danish simulation model DAISY. Fertilizer Research 27: 245-259, 1991.
  • Holbak, M., Abrahamsen, P., Hansen, S., Diamantopoulos, E., 2021. A physically based model for preferential water flow and solute transport in drained agricultural fields. Water Resources Research 57, e2020WR027954. https://doi.org/10.1029/2020WR027954
  • Jansson, P.E., Halldin, S., 1980. Soil water and heat model. Technical description. (Technical Report No. 26), Coniferous Forest Project. Dept. of Ecology and Environment Research. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden.
  • Mollerup, M., Abrahamsen, P., Petersen, C.T., Hansen, S., 2014. Comparison of simulated water, nitrate, and bromide transport using a Hooghoudt-based and a dynamic drainage model. Water Resources Research 50, 1080–1094. https://doi.org/10.1002/2012WR013318
  • Plauborg, F., Abrahamsen, P., Gjettermann, B., Mollerup, M., Iversen, B.V., Liu, F., Andersen, M.N., Hansen, S., 2010. Modelling of root ABA synthesis, stomatal conductance, transpiration and potato production under water saving irrigation regimes. Agricultural Water Management, SAFIR - Safe and high quality food production using low quality waters and improved irrigation systems and management 98, 425–439. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2010.10.006
  • van der Keur, P., Hansen, S., Schelde, K., Thomsen, A., 2001. Modification of DAISY SVAT model for potential use of remotely sensed data. Agricultural and Forest Meteorology 106, 215–231. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0168-1923(00)00212-4