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For a sustainable forest management, a site-specific knowledge on the waterbalance is a prerequisite. A simple and popular field method for assessingthe water balance of forest sites is based on overlaying relief and soilinformation. Furthermore, climatic influence on the water balance is oftenrestricted to longtime average values of precipitation and air temperature(whole year and/or growing season). However, the impacts of climate changeand climatic extremes, as well as silvicultural changes, are inadequatelyconsidered. To overcome these short-comings, we integrated the 1D-SVAT modelBROOK90 and a radiation model in a GIS to simulate the spatially distributedcomponents of water balance of forest sites. In this paper, we present themodel concept and show an approach to describe the influence of a complexterrain on parameters controlling the spatial distribution of energy andwater fluxes

Fundamentals of the spatially distributed simulation of the water balance of forest sites in a low-range mountain area