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<br />, <br /> <br />Colorado Water Conservation Board <br />Department of Natural Resources <br />Daries C. Lile, P .E. <br />Director <br /> <br />ATIACHMENTS <br /> <br />The following attachments are from the CRDSS's Water Resources Planning Model (STA TEMOD) for the <br />Colorado River Basin. They consist of both input and output for the "c" (or calculated) scenario. This <br />scenario essentially represents existing conditions in the basin for the period of water years 1975-1991. <br />It simulates the basin using computed demands from the consumptive use model, computed efficiencies, <br />and operational reservoir fill targets. The calculated data set builds upon the historic data set by allowing <br />diversion structures and reservoirs to operate by derived consumptive use demand. <br /> <br />The first group of tables (pages 1-10) represent the transmountain exports from the basin; they are grouped <br />by water district. All numbers, except those for Windy Gap, are demands that are inputs to the model. The <br />Windy Gap numbers are modeled diversions. (Windy Gap demands were not explicitly available.) <br /> <br />The second gronp of tables (pages 11-15) are modeled end-of-month storages for Ruedi, Dillon, Green <br />Mountain, Williams Fork, and Granby reservoirs. <br /> <br />The third group of tables (pages 16-18) are gage flows at the Cameo (historic and modeled) and Palisade <br />(modeled only) gages. The Palisade gage is assumed to represent the flows at the top of the IS-Mile <br />Reach. <br /> <br />1/6/97 <br /> <br />crdssatt.doc <br /> <br />1~(q1 <br />