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Davidbrito: /* SWAT Project with/without point sources */

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‎SWAT Project with/without point sources

Davidbrito: /* Run SWAT with Point Sources */

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‎Run SWAT with Point Sources

Davidbrito: /* Run SWAT with common calibrations */

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‎Run SWAT with common calibrations

Davidbrito: /* Run SWAT with common calibrations */

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‎Run SWAT with common calibrations

Davidbrito at 14:00, 2 November 2011

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Davidbrito: /* For ArcView users */

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‎For ArcView users

Davidbrito at 13:56, 2 November 2011

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 In the next sections, are described the needed steps to be taken in order to perform a SWAT simulation whether using ArcView or MapWindow software.
-For the ArcView Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_ArcView_Interface | a]]
+For the ArcView Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_ArcView_Interface | SWAT in ArcView]]
-For the MapWindow Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_MapWindow_Interface]]
+For the MapWindow Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_MapWindow_Interface | SWAT in MapWindow ]]

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 In the next sections, are described the needed steps to be taken in order to perform a SWAT simulation whether using ArcView or MapWindow software.
-For the ArcView Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_ArcView_Interface]]
+For the ArcView Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_ArcView_Interface | a]]
 For the MapWindow Tutorial see [[Run_SWAT_Model_-_MapWindow_Interface]]

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 ===SWAT Project with/without point sources===
 A simulation with point sources (defined flow and concentrations) can be easily transformed in one simulation with no point sources if flow and concentrations are set to zero.
 ==Run SWAT with Water Quality processes in the river==

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 ==Run SWAT with Point Sources==
 If running with point sources:
 #see [[SWAT - Add Point Sources Loads]] how to add point sources loads.
 #Run the simulation with SWAT_MOHID as decribed previously in [[Run_SWAT_Model#Using_SWAT_executable_to_produce_MOHID_outputs]]

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 Just need to change some parameters in the SWAT interface, make a new simulation structure and rerun the model in to that structure so that you will have two simulations (the first, default parameters, and the second with parameters more fitted in to our watershed reality).
-'''In Menu >Edit Input >SubBasins Data'''
+===In Menu >Edit Input >SubBasins Data===
 By default the first HRU is selected (number, land use, soil are presented and selected)
-) Lets change in all HRU's the hydraulic response of soil to feed the river (groundwater or baseflow)
+====1) Groundwater ====
 #Click the .gw
 #Change GW_DELAY to 3 days
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 #Click OK to apply it to all the HRU's
-) Lets change in all HRU's the soil erodibility. '''Attention that it has to be applied for each soil type at a time!!''' - just follow instructions
+====2) Soil Erodibility ====
 Have to find one HRU for each soil type that exists in the watershed. These HRU's will apply its configuration to all other with the same soil type.
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 #Do not forget to select now other HRU with a differente soil type. Do this steps until all soil types are covered.
-) Lets put the autofertilization in all HRU's. '''Attention that it has to be applied for each soil type and each land use at a time!!''' - just follow instructions
+====3) Autofertilization ====
 Autofertilization is disconnected by default we will put the parameters for autofertilization thar are in the manual in the agricultural land uses.

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 # You may not wait until the end of SWAT simulation and close the run window. This is because SWAT run in its original form creates giant and confuse outputs so there has been created a MOHID version of SWAT. This version runs the original code of SWAT bur produces output in MOHID language (e.g. timeseries that can be read in Timeserie Editor or be used as discharges in MOHID). See next step to know what to do to have your outputs in MOHID way.
-==Using SWAT executable to produce MOHID outputs==
+==Using a modified SWAT executable to produce outputs in MOHID format==
 We are not interested in running in the interface (the previous step was just to see that it runs) because the output files are giant so everytime a change is made in the interface it is needed to run in the folder structure explained in the link below. Each new run with changes has to create a new folder structure and run it using the input files from the interface.
 To obtain outputs in a format that suits our needs see the steps in [[Mohid_SWAT|Run SWAT with MOHID outputs]].

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 A simulation with point sources (defined flow and concentrations) can be easily transformed in one simulation with no point sources if flow and concentrations are set to zero.
-==Run SWAT with Water Quality processes in the river===
+==Run SWAT with Water Quality processes in the river==
 For now water quality in the river is disconnected

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 In the next sections, are described the needed steps to be taken in order to perform a SWAT simulation whether using ArcView or MapWindow software.
 =For ArcView users=
-==SWAT Project and first default simulation==
+==SWAT Project and first simulation with default parameters==
 ===Create the SWAT Project===
 #Run ArcView