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Water balance model Graeme H

Water balance model of Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora) Background Lake variables Water balance Model development Model output Graeme Horrell

Background Catchment area 2072 km 2, 777 km 2 hills, 1295 km 2 plains Historically the lake opened itself at an approximate height of 4 m, with an approximate area of 315 km 2 When managed by Maori the lake was opened at approximately 2.7 m with an area of 290 km 2. Since the late 19th century it has been opened by Europeans and current lake opening levels are; 1.13 m April to July 1.05 m August to March Current area of 189 km 2, mean depth 1.4m

Lake water balance variables (It + Ir + Is + Ig +Ias + Irs) (Os +Oe +Oa) = ΔS It = tributary inflows Ir = inflow due to rainfall on the lake Is = Kaitorete Spit seepage inflows Ig = groundwater seepage inflows Ias = artificial opening sea incursion inflow Irs = rough weather sea incursion inflow Os = Kaitorete spit seepage outflow Oe = evaporation Oa = artificial opening outflows ΔS = change in storage

Tributary inflows

Kaituna River recorder on Banks Peninsula

Doyleston Drain at Lake Road

Tributaries contribute 62 % of inflows - 12.5 m 3 s -1 Flow in the Harts Creek (m 3 /s) 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Flow measurement modelled 0 1- Apr- 91 31- Mar- 92 31- Mar- 93 1- Apr- 94 1- Apr- 95 1- Apr- 96 1- Apr- 97 1- Apr- 98 2- Apr- 99 1- Apr- 00 2- Apr- 01 2- Apr- 02 2- Apr- 03 2- Apr- 04 2- Apr- 05 3- Apr- 06

Rainfall contributes 16% of inflows - 3.3 m3 s-1

Groundwater seepage represents 2% of inflows 0.4 m 3 s -1

Artificial opening sea incursions 23 rd June 2008 outflows are approximately 160 m 3 s -1, 2 hours later seawater inflows exceeded 250 m 3 s -1

400 Time series Derived of outflows and seawater inflows outflow (-) and seawater inflow (+) associated with the opening of 12th June to 25th June 2008. 300 Flows m3/s 200 100 Southwest storm 0 120-100 -200-260 120 12-Jun-2008 13:40 0.32days/mm 2-Jul 12-Jul 22-Jul site 7 Derived flows Flows m3/s 4.889units/mm Origin -260 First time measured Tidal influence

Artificial opening sea incursions represent 13% of inflows - 2.6 m 3 s -1

August to March Opening level Rough weather sea incursions

Rough weather sea incursions contribute to 7% of inflows 1.5 m 3 s -1 ough weather sea incursions approximately 80 m 3 s -1 24 th July 2008

Seepage out flows through Kaitorete spit Represents 6% of outflows 1.2 m 3 s -1

Sea water seeping into the lake through the sea wall

Evaporation Lake evaporation was derived from: Class A evaporation pan measurements at Lincoln 1970-1991 Penman calculations of evaporation from Broadfields climate station 1991-2007 Correction of Penman values to Class A measurements Correction to lake open water evaporation using monthly pan coefficients Average annual lake evaporation is 1075 mm Lake evaporation represents 34% of outflows 6.6 m 3 s -1

Artificial opening outflows Artificial opening outflows represent 60% of outflows 11.5 m 3 s- 1

Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora) water balance (It + Ir + Ig + Ias + Irs) - (Os + Oe + Oa) = s Flow % where: period : June 1986-2007 Precision of variables (m 3 s - 1) (m 3 s -1) It = tributary inflows 12.5 62 1.2 Ir = rainfall inflows 3.3 16 0.3 Ig = groundwater 0.4 2 + 0.4 or - 0.2 Ias = artificial opening sea incursion inflows 2.6 13 0.9 Irs = rough weather sea incursion inflows 1.5 7 + 1.5 or - 0.7 Os = Kaitorete spit seepage outflows 1.2 6 0.3 Oe = evaporation outflows 6.6 34 1.1 Oa = artificial opening outflows 11.5 60 1.3 s = change in storage 9-6-1986 to 31-12-2007 0.1 Total inflows (20.3 m 3 s -1 ) are greater than the total outflows (19.4 m 3 s -1 ) by 0.9 m 3 s -1

Tributary inflows Groundwater inflows Rough weather sea incursions Evaporation Outflows Rainfall rtificial opening sea incursions Kaitorete Spit seepage Lake level

Model development Other necessary information Calm lake levels Lake area curve Wave conditions necessary for a successful opening, and the outlet closure Daily wave record

Purpose of the model is to enable lake level opening scenarios to be tested and evaluated from two key outputs: - new lake level regime - number of openings that may occur

The Taumutu staff gauge read daily form 1959 to 2005 Crucial to the model for calm readings - wind and weather - sea water overtopping barrier

Te Waihora area curve Lake height Lake area

Deriving the relationship between sea conditions and the excavation of the opening

Model output 134 actual openings model 137 (38 years) Modelling from 1 st January each year 133 Comparison with Maori openings What did the natural lake levels look like?

Number of openings dominated by the wave record Comparison between actual and modelled lake level

Maori management

Natural conditions

Thank you