AppendixF

• Basin: Statewide
• Title: SWSI Phase 1 Report - Appendix F
• Date: 11/15/2004
• Author: CWCB
• SWSI - Doc Type: Final Report

<= 100%
return flows in & out % average percent of reuse water
(returnFlow_exch) (via exchange) used indoor &
outdoor that gets returned
"Ag lands transfer" (if selected)
ag lands rerired Ac acres of agricultural lands that get
(ag_lands) dried up to provide water supply
irrigation efficiency % amount of water consumed
(ag_effic) divided by amount diverted at
farm headgate
ag net annual CU AF/Ac annual average consumptive use
of ag lands
monthly distribution % Breakdown of seasonal delivery
percentages of water from ag lands retirement
"Non-Ag acquisirion" (if selected)
water rights acquired AF/Yr non-ag water acquired as a supply
(nonAg_transfer) alternative (e.g. from transbasin
delivery)
Out uts•
ending reservoir volume AF reservoir volume at end of
(res vol) timestep
reservoir overflow AF reservoir overflow during
(res overflow) timestep
reservoir release AF amount of water released from
(res_release) reservoir during timestep
remaining reach flow cfs instream flow (reach source)
(reach flow) remaining at end of timestep
delivered water AF total ea~ternal water delivered to
(demand_met) M&I users during timestep
shortage AF the difference of demand minus
(shorta e) demand met: the un-met a
downstream return flow AF the net amount of water that gets
(net retiiriiFlow) returned to the system
downstream of M&I
reused water AF the total amount of water that gets
(reused_water) reused (lgt rime reuse quanrity)
water used, before conservation (thus "baseline"), and independent of reuse. As described
in Section 3, reuse reduces demand but not usage. For zero reuse, demand equals usage.
In this sheet, the user must also specify the percent consumptive use and the percent of
the total use that is indoor for each timestep. Percent outdoor use is implied by the indoor
percentage (100% - indoor). Monthly distributions of usage, based on a user-specified
total usage, can also be automatically set according to pre-defined monthly percentages
corresponding to typical M&I or agricultural use.
If the direct source of water is a reservoir, then the "Reservoir" sheet is created. The
parameters in this sheet can either represent a single reservoir or an aggregation of
reservoir storage. In this sheet, the physical characteristics of the reservoir, or reservoir
system, are specified: capacity, initial storage (and the percent of this initial storage that
is available for consumptive use), and area-volume relationship. The user can also specify
minimum storage and release requirements associated with the reservoir. Release
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