SWRRB Hydrolological Model & GRASS & ARC/INFO

Arlin B Collins arlin%PROBLEM_WITH_INEWS_DOMAIN_FILE at ginko.cecer.army.mil
Mon Feb 27 11:35:46 EST 1995



for further information on  SWRRB
contact:
    Dr. Paul Dyke
    Blackland Research Center
    Temple, TX
    dyke at brcsun0.tamu.edu

it is an Ag research site, part of TAMU.
good luck,
     arlin
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  Arlin B Collins                Info Sys Mgr - TIAER
  arlin at tiaer.tarleton.edu       Box T-258, 201 St. Felix
  817/968-9573                   Tarleton State Univ.
  fax 968-9568                   Stephenville, TX  76402



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C.E.Stocks (C.E.Stocks at sheffield.ac.uk) wrote:
: Dear All,
:    I am doing some research on integrating hydrological models
: into raster based GIS. I was wandering whether any GRASS users have
: had  experiences with using the SWRRB model (Simulator for Water
: Resources in Rural Basins) and whether any body knows of a source
: from which this model and its supporting documentation may be
: acquired.
:
:    Since I last wrote to this list I have programmed TOPMODEL and
: AGNPS into the cell based modelling language (map algebra) of
: ARC/INFO. I may do the same with GRASS using r.mapcalc and shell
: scripts in order to provide a basis for comparison. However, I think
: that ARC/INFO is easier to use.
 
:    I am actually trying to find out whether standard general purpose
: GIS are any good for hydrologically oriented modelling and if so,
: how best they may be applied. My ARC/INFO AGNPS and TOPMODEL
: emulate the FORTRAN versions of these models quite well, but are very
: slow to execute because their simulation algorithms are in command macros and
: not complied.
 
:    The ARC/INFO TOPMODEL predicts spatially distributed
: saturation excess overland flow and lumped base flow, I am also
: working on an infiltration excess overland flow algorithm. I have
: developed spatially distributed hill slope runoff hydrographs to
: predict flow entering river channel segments and incorporated a
: constant velocity kinematic wave channel routing method. The ARC/INFO
: AGNPS just does more or less what the FORTRAN version does.
 
:    I would like to have ago at implementing the SWRRB model next and
: also the ANSWERS model as well. If any body would like to  comment on
: what I have been up to, or have any similar experiences they may wish
: to share with me  please let me know.
 
: Chris Stocks
 
: p.s.  If you know anything about the SWRRB model please pass the
: information on, I also apologise to those GRASS users who don't like
: hydrological modelling / ARC/INFO messages cluttering up their e_mail
: list.





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