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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8283.200
Description
Colorado River Basin-Colorado River Computer Models-Colorado River Decision Support System
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
5/30/1995
Author
Markus L Ritsch
Title
Yampa Phase IIb-Calibration Log-May-July 1995
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />'i 0 0 1 0 7 3 <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />Calibration Log <br /> <br />The following chronological listing documents changes to the model proration <br />factors, operational rights, irrigated acres, efficiencies, and other variables during the <br />course of calibration. The Statemod calibration procedures and criteria were <br />develped in the following document. <br /> <br />Statemod Calibration Procedures and Criteria <br /> <br />Calibration log entries in general begin with a date, then a description of the model <br />change or whatever. An X before the date means that issue has been resolved, <br /> <br /> <br />Simulate basin using historic diversions as demands <br /> <br />. X 05-30-95 Changed the proration factor at Stillwater Reservoir from 0.167 <br />to 0,33, Compared some historic data at USGS gage 09236000, Bear River <br />near Toponas, to the flows measured at 09237500, Yampa River near Oak <br />Creek. The historic flow at 09236000 is historically about 33% of the flow at <br />09237500, <br /> <br />. X 05-31-95 Stillwater and Stagecoach overfill in winter and drawdown too <br />much in summer. Both reservoirs historically accrue very little in the winter <br />months. Currently statemod uses a single proration factor to distribute gaged <br />flows to upstream points. Because only one value is used, it will tend to <br />distribute the correct volume in the spring and too much water in the winter <br />months, Currently there is no way to account for this, In the future maybe a <br />seasonal proration factor may be employed, <br /> <br />Checked evaporation and numbers seem wrong. In Stillwater for example the <br />reservoir contains 3000 ACFT in June and the evaporation for that month is 1000 <br />ACFT. <br /> <br />I will check all input regarding evaporation and give RayB a call. <br /> <br />Solution <br /> <br />Ray Bennett's fix. Wed. 31 May 1995 <br /> <br />. 06-01-95 Noticed funny looking numbers associated with the Allen Basin <br />Supply Ditch (580506), This is a carrier ditch that should be driven by storage <br />demand at Allen Basin Reservoir. It is currently in the operations file as type <br />11, Talked to Ross Bethel and Ray Bennett about whether to tie the carrier <br />
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