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In climate and land-surface modelling, the bucket model treats the soil column as a single reservoir of fixed capacity that fills with rainfall and empties through evaporation and runoff: the land stores water up to a limit and spills the excess, like a bucket. Manabe's 1969 Climate and the ocean circulation introduced the scheme to represent surface hydrology in a global circulation model. The referent is a lumped water-balance reservoir for the land surface, measured by soil-moisture storage and runoff, unrelated to a hash table's slot or a data analyst's binning beyond the shared container image.[1]
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