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<br />inconsistencies.) In addition, communications routines will allow "Official" non real <br />time relational and non relational data to be transferred from a central site to a Division, <br />Water Commissioner or Other Users. <br /> <br />The View option will allow a user to view HydroBase data in a format similar to the <br />existing DWR software, QINFO. In addition, extensive graphic capabilities will be <br />provided along with several new categories such as a call chronology and WIS <br />chronology. <br /> <br />The Operations option contains the water information sheets described above. In <br />addition, this option allows District or Division Water Information sheets to be <br />constructed and river calls to be viewed and entered. <br /> <br />The Tool option includes a curtailment analysis, a depletion analysis, a historic point flow <br />analysis and a diversion record transfer. <br /> <br />· The curtailment analysis provides "what if' capabilities to evaluate the <br />amc}Unt of water that might be available at a point on the river if a call is set <br />on or turned off. New data to be developed for this application includes river <br />mile, lag f loss parameters and a river network description (what structure is <br />downstream from another). Because this analysis requires knowledge of an <br />entire river system, it will be performed on the central server and not locally. <br /> <br />. The depletion analysis is a unique requirement related to the Green Mountain <br />reservoir operations in Division 5. It will provide an estimate of how much <br />diverted water is being depleted that is junior to a specified administration <br />date. It will be used to assist in reservoir operations and communication with <br />other water users. Because this analysis requires knowledge of an entire river <br />system, it will be performed on the central server and not locally. <br /> <br />· The historic point flow analysis will provide the same capabilities of the point <br />flow analysis developed by the Northern Colorado Water Conservation <br />District for the South Platte. As opposed to the real time point flow <br />calculations performed by a water information sheet, this analysis will operate <br />from historic streamflow, diversion and reservoir records to calculate point <br />flow and gain between key structures. This analysis is expected to be useful <br />for evaluating seasonal trends in ungaged inflows and to serve as an indicator <br />to available flows and exchange potentials. <br /> <br />. The diversion record transfer will allow data entered in the water information <br />sheets to be converted to the standard DWR diversion record format. This <br />feature is expected to simplify the time intensive digitizing of data <br />traditionally performed at the end of each irrigation season. <br /> <br />The Help option provides a description of the Water Right Administration Tool and an <br />on-line Users Manual. <br /> <br />01'Z. 9 <br /> <br />c:lwlcrdsslscopelphI II blscope.doc <br /> <br />4/24/97 - 5 <br />