 Runoff model (reservoir)

A runoff model, particularly in the context of hydrology, is a computational or conceptual framework used to simulate and predict the flow of water (runoff) from land surfaces into waterways, such as rivers and lakes. These models are particularly important for managing water resources, flood forecasting, and studying the hydrological cycle. ### Key Components of a Runoff Model 1. **Precipitation Input**: Rainfall and snowmelt are key inputs that drive the runoff process.