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Multi-Objective Calibration Of A River Water Quality Model For The Elbe River , Germany

There is a growing need to use river water quality models for the development of river basin management plans. Substantial uncertainties exist in the identification of river water quality models which partially relates to parameter uncertainties and the information content of calibration data. The specific objectives of this study were to i) assess the parameter identification] of a river water quality model using the Parameter Estimation Program (PEST), and ii) evaluate the dependencies between available calibration data and model prediction using a cross-validation procedure.