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The objective of this study was to assess the utility of theeco-hydrological SWAT model (Soil and Water Assessment Tool, Arnold et al.,1998) for representing water balance and nitrate fluxes given limited inputand calibration data. The investigated catchment is located in WesternUkraine with an area of approximately 2616 km2. Land use is currentlydominated by agriculture with significant areas of pasture, and hasundergone a high degree of changes in land-use and agricultural practicesince the end of the Soviet Union. Model application produced a fitted waterbalance (calibration: R2 = 0.52, NS = 0.46; validation: R2 = 0.47,NS = 0.51) and plausible ranges and dynamics of nitrate in stream loadings.Groundwater parameters were found to be highly sensitive. The resultsindicate that SWAT is an appropriate tool for water resource investigationsin the Western Bug catchment, and can provide a useful tool for furthereco-hydrologic research in the region (i.e. diffuse pollution impacts)

A modeling framework to assess water and nitrate balances in the Western Bug river basin, Ukraine