Dear Mr. Chopde:

Our company developed Watershed Assessment Model (WAM) to model water and
water quality land source production and basinwide movement, including land
surface, groundwater, and stream reaches. The model produces daily time
series and annual average grids for the basin.

WAM would be appropriate if you are interested in analyzing sources and
fates of water and constituents and would like to be able to look at
temporal or spatial details. Being process-based, WAM is useful for
analyzing management and structural alternatives.

If you are interested in a fairly basic water balance analysis, WAM might be
overkill. Every model is good for something and no model is good for
everything.

Regards,
Barry

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Barry Jacobson, Ph.D., P.E.
Vice President
Soil & Water Engineering Technology, Inc.
3448 NW 12th Ave.
Gainesville, FL  32605
www.swet.com
352-378-7372 (voice)
352-378-7472 (fax)
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--- In hydrologymodel@..., shashikant@w... wrote:
> Hi ! I am into modeling water balance scenarios in river basin
using the
> WEAP software and I am currently undertaking a literature search on
> similar models. Please help me by providing information on water
balance
> softwares' websites or organisations.
>
> Thanks and regards
>
> Shashikant Chopde
> Senior Program Officer, Natural Resources Management
> Winrock International India
> 7, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar
> New Delhi, India
> Website: www.winrockindia.org
> Ph: ( 91 11) 2614 2965 - 68 , Fax:( 91 11) 2614 6004
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]


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