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Construction of a Rio Grande Schematic Model

This project focuses on developing a schematic water model for the Rio Grande to integrate agricultural, municipal, and reservoir water demands. The objective is to create a comprehensive representation that allows for better understanding and management of water resources. It includes data collection from various sources such as IBWC and TCEQ to analyze demands. Additionally, the model construction incorporates demand nodes, US irrigation districts, and streamgages. Future research aims to enhance the model's capabilities while acknowledging contributions from classmates and faculty.

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Construction of a Rio Grande Schematic Model

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  1. Construction of a Rio Grande Schematic Model Jason Fialkoff GIS in Water Resources Image Source: Team Ten, 2004

  2. OUTLINE • Objective • Background • Data Collection • Model Construction • Future Research • Questions

  3. OBJECTIVE To construct a Rio Grande schematic water model that encompasses agricultural, municipal, and reservoir demands.

  4. BACKGROUND • Location • Prior research • Why do this?

  5. DATA COLLECTION • Agricultural Demands (IBWC, TCEQ, CNA) • Municipal Demands (IBWC) • Reservoir Demands (IBWC, CNA)

  6. MODEL CONSTRUCTION • Create Rio Grande schematic

  7. MODEL CONSTRUCTION • Add Demand Nodes

  8. MODEL CONSTRUCTION To Complete: • Add US Irrigation Districts and IBWC Stream Gages • Finish Linking Attribute Tables • Assign Flow Direction

  9. OASIS ArcGIS Statdata.mdb NODE, ARC DATA COMBINED DATA SPATIAL COORDINATES FUTURE RESEARCH

  10. FUTURE RESEARCH

  11. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS • Carlos Patino • Cindy Green and Nishesh Mehta • Helpful Classmates • Dr. Maidment

  12. QUESTIONS?

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