WSP05931

• File Number: 8200.766
• Description: Gunnison River General Publications-Correspondence-Reports
• State: CO
• Basin: Gunnison
• Water Division: 4
• Date: 4/21/1994
• Author: Unknown
• Title: Gunnison Basin Planning Model Inflow Review - Discussions - Recommendations - Unresolved Issues
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

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Draft: April 21, 1994

INFL16: Blue Mesa Tributary Inflows
(steuben, Elk, Coal, Beaver, and Willow Cks.)

INFL23A, B, C, D (See discussion under
"Unresolved Issues" ): Horsefly, Happy
Canyon, Spring Creek, and Dry Creek inflows
(Uncompahgre Basin)

-Note: Although INFL4l (Razor Ck. above Razor
Ck. Reservoir) falls into this category of
inflows, it was felt that potential element
capabilities be retained for this site: the
user is made aware of inflow application
limitations; if a user has a particular
interest in modeling the reservoir, a set of
user defined inflows for the site can be
input;

other Corrections:

In the course of inflow review, several errors in
model network and inflow representation were identified:

Blue Mesa/Tomichi portion of the model network
shows inflow "RemainingTribGainstoBlueMesaRes"
(which corresponds to INFL17 -- Reclamation i.d.);
previous discussions have proposed that Antelope
Ck. inflows be explicitly represented in the model;
this required disaggregation of INFL17 into INFL17A
and INFL17B, where:
- INFL17A = Antelope Ck. flows
INFL17B = remainder of original INFL17
inflows
Network and inflow representation needs to be
modified to facilitate this change

Note: considerations as discussed for INFL4l
and INFL16 above may also be applicable to
INFL17A and INFL17B, respectively (INFL17A and
INFL17B are both derived from a difference
file) ;

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Ouestion: Is dropping explicit representation
of Antelope Ck. an option ?

Network representation of the Electric Mountain
Reservoir site as shown on the North Fork/Smith
Fork portion of the network diagram is incorrect; a
copy of the fax sent to Hydrosphere including a

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