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A parameter regionalization scheme to transfer parameter values from gagedto ungaged areas for a monthly water balance model (MWBM) was developed andtested for the conterminous United States (CONUS). The Fourier AmplitudeSensitivity Test, a global-sensitivity algorithm, was implemented on a MWBMto generate parameter sensitivities on a set of 109 951 hydrologic responseunits (HRUs) across the CONUS. The HRUs were grouped into 110 calibrationregions based on similar parameter sensitivities. Subsequently, measuredrunoff from 1575 streamgages within the calibration regions were used tocalibrate the MWBM parameters to produce parameter sets for each calibrationregion. Measured and simulated runoff at the 1575 streamgages showed goodcorrespondence for the majority of the CONUS, with a median computedNash–Sutcliffe efficiency coefficient of 0.76 over all streamgages. Thesemethods maximize the use of available runoff information, resulting in acalibrated CONUS-wide application of the MWBM suitable for providingestimates of water availability at the HRU resolution for both gaged andungaged areas of the CONUS

Parameter regionalization of a monthly water balance model for the conterminous United States