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001287 3. VARIABLES IN COMMON 3.1 Locations of Variables in Common Appendix C contains a table that shows which subroutines and functions each variable in common occurs in. The table lists where each variable is defined, referenced, or both. 3.2 Definitions of Variables in common This section gives the definition of each variable that is in common. The definition includes an explanation of subscripts, the units associated with the variable, and the name of the card from which the variable is read, if applicable. Several clarifications are made below to aid in fully under- standing the definitions: a. Terminology is defined in section 1 of this manual. b. occasionally, the name of a variable that is in common is used in another routine, not in common, and therefore has a second definition (ex. CAPMAX in subroutine RESBAL). Definitions would therefore appear in both section 3 and sec- tion 4. c. In the definition of a flag or switch, a number in pa- rentheses is the value of the variable for the accompanying description (ex. KAM in function FOFX). d. A description following a subscript means one of two things: in J = description the description describes the subscript J (ex. INSEQ) in J = 3 description the description describes the variable, when subscript J=3 (ex. IOC) e. In many cases, a definition given here will not exactly match a definition given in the user's manual. This is usu- ally due to a conversion which occurs immediately after a variable is read into the program. Items read as reach num- bers are usually converted to indices. Items3read as 1,000 acre-ft are often converted to acre-ft or ft Is. f. Flows given in acre-ft are actually acre-ft/month. g. If not specified, month 1 means January. h. If not specified, years are stored as four digits. 13