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The past dry summers of 2018, 2019 and 2020 have indicated the sensitivity of Flemish agriculture to drought. In the Flemish polders, this resulted not only in crop water stress, but also in increasing soil and water salinity levels due to the high evaporative demand which rises the historical saline water up to the root zone. Due to the increasing occurrence of weather extremes as a consequence of climate change, farmers and farming systems will need to adapt with both too little and too much freshwater in the future. Compared to conventional drainage systems, controlled drainage can secure crop productivity and lower the irrigation need by draining water only when it is strictly necessary and thereby leaving more opportunities for water retention and groundwater recharge.

As part of the project OP-PEIL, we will investigate the impact of adaptive drainage on water fluxes and availability, water quality as well as on the cropping system itself (crop growth, disease pressure, yield and quality) during 3 years. We will use geophysical techniques to monitor the impact of controlled drainage on the fresh/salt water interface in the drained field, as well as in the nearby landscape. Finally, we will set up numerical experiments using SWAP (water balance model), available historical climate, field management, and soil hydraulic properties data. This numerical experiment aims to evaluate more extensive climatological scenarios. By the end, this project will raise awareness of farmers and stakeholders about the impact of controlled drainage on agricultural practices in the Flemish Polders in Belgium.

The past dry summers of 2018, 2019 and 2020 have indicated the sensitivity of Flemish agriculture to drought. In the Flemish polders, this resulted not only in crop water stress, but also in increasing soil and water salinity levels due to the high evaporative demand which rises the historical saline water up to the root zone. Due to the increasing occurrence of weather extremes as a consequence of climate change, farmers and farming systems will need to adapt with both too little and too much freshwater in the future. Compared to conventional drainage systems, controlled drainage can secure crop productivity and lower the irrigation need by draining water only when it is strictly necessary and thereby leaving more opportunities for water retention and groundwater recharge.

As part of the project OP-PEIL, we will investigate the impact of adaptive drainage on water fluxes and availability, water quality as well as on the cropping system itself (crop growth, disease pressure, yield and quality) during 3 years. We will use geophysical techniques to monitor the impact of controlled drainage on the fresh/salt water interface in the drained field, as well as in the nearby landscape. Finally, we will set up numerical experiments using SWAP (water balance model), available historical climate, field management, and soil hydraulic properties data. This numerical experiment aims to evaluate more extensive climatological scenarios. By the end, this project will raise awareness of farmers and stakeholders about the impact of controlled drainage on agricultural practices in the Flemish Polders in Belgium.

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  1. 1. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Controlled drainage as a measure to manage salinity in Polder context Ali Mehmandoost Kotlar, Guillaume Blanchy, Bert Everaert, Dominique Huits, Sarah Garré
  2. 2. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 What is Polder • Polders are lands gained by embarkments (dikes) • Groundwater is saline (old sea, WWI) • Freshwater lens on top of saline groundwater • Polders are artificially drained (ditches, tiles) 2
  3. 3. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Regular Drainage vs Controlled Drainage 3 The control pit is not regulated, so drainage occurs at the depth of drain pipes (e.g. before ploughing) The level is adjusted in the pit, so drainage occurs at desired depth (e.g. in wintertime)
  4. 4. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Salinity Dynamic in drained fields Stowa.nl - https://www.stowa.nl/deltafacts/zoetwatervoorziening/anti-verziltingsdrainage 4 Regular Drainage Fresh water Saline water Winter Summer Regular drainage Controlled drainage Controlled Drainage
  5. 5. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Case Study 5
  6. 6. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Observations 6 • Higher GW corresponds to lower EC • Intensity matters a lot
  7. 7. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Modelling Objectives • How available models tackle the control drainage scenarios? • To what extent, water balance components are affected by controlled drainage system? • What is the impact of climate conditions? 7
  8. 8. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Modelling Scenarios • SWAP-1D • Richards Equation 𝜕𝜃 𝜕𝑡 = 𝜕𝑞 𝜕𝑧 • Drainage is a source/Sink • Many parameters required 8 • Implementation of controlled drainage
  9. 9. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 SWAP-1D Scenario • Whole year cultivated grass • Layered soil profile as observed in the field 9 • Climates scenarios Historical 1990-2020 RCP8.5 2030-2060 • Drainage Scenarios RD: pipes located at -90cm CD: winter and summer levels
  10. 10. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 SWAP-1D 10 Historical 1990-2020 RCP8.5 2030-2060 • Comparison of water balance components Transpiration Drainage Runoff
  11. 11. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 SWAP-1D • Transpiration increased by 5,8 cm in 2003 11 Log 10 (h)
  12. 12. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Higher Dimensional Modeling • Hydrus 2D 12 CD RD
  13. 13. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Take home messages • Freshwater lens increase reduces the saline water • There is high variability of groundwater observations in the case studies which makes 1D modeling questionable • 1D models are parameter intensive while using higher dimensional models such as Hydrus can reduce at lease parameters related to drainage 13
  14. 14. OP-PEIL | Opportuniteiten voor peilgestuurde drainage in Vlaanderen | VLAIO LA-trajecten 2021 Ali Mehmandoostkotlar ali.mehmandoostkotlar@ilvo.vla anderen.be ILVO-Plant www.peilgestuurdedrainage.be Thank you 14 www.peilgestuurdedrainage .be

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