Grass+script for models:SWAT/GRASS

GRASS GRASS user
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Bruce,
we also employed SWAT for hydrological modeling and followed your approach
to "front-end" processing with GRASS. We used SWAT/GRASS (C-program )
input interface from Temple, TX . For output spatial analysis we developed
a small C-program. This program assigns the model results from subbasins
and HRUs to single grids. It identifies the original soil and land use
within a subbasin, and assigns the result for subbasins/HRUs to the
corresponding grids. Do you have a more comfortable tool, which offers
more possibilities to spatial analysis of "SWAT-model" results ?

Thanks, Stephan

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Stephan Haverkamp
Institut für Landeskultur
Senckenbergstr. 3 priv.: Grabenstr. 14
D-35390 Giessen 35396 Giessen
Tel.: 0641/99 37384 Tel.: 0641/54470
Fax.: 0641/99 37389
e-mail: stephan.haverkamp@agrar.uni-giessen.de
URL: http://www.uni-giessen.de/~gh1138
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Stephan,

When I worked at Blacklands (Temple) in SWAT applications we used
the SG output analytical tool part of the interface. While we still use SWAT
a lot and develop in it (mostly in the model itself), I haven't kept up with
the
latest version of Srini's interface. Which one do you have? I'll be down
there
next week and can get with him on things if you like. The output analytical
tools I have here let you perform statistical analysis on your model results
as well as produce display results of your output

Let me know how I can help.

Bruce

Stephan Haverkamp wrote:

Bruce,
we also employed SWAT for hydrological modeling and followed your approach
to "front-end" processing with GRASS. We used SWAT/GRASS (C-program )
input interface from Temple, TX . For output spatial analysis we developed
a small C-program. This program assigns the model results from subbasins
and HRUs to single grids. It identifies the original soil and land use
within a subbasin, and assigns the result for subbasins/HRUs to the
corresponding grids. Do you have a more comfortable tool, which offers
more possibilities to spatial analysis of "SWAT-model" results ?

Thanks, Stephan

************************************************************
Stephan Haverkamp
Institut für Landeskultur
Senckenbergstr. 3 priv.: Grabenstr. 14
D-35390 Giessen 35396 Giessen
Tel.: 0641/99 37384 Tel.: 0641/54470
Fax.: 0641/99 37389
e-mail: stephan.haverkamp@agrar.uni-giessen.de
URL: http://www.uni-giessen.de/~gh1138
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