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An Interactive Computer Model to Simulate Water Quality of Streamflow from Forested Watersheds in Arizona

by Peter F. Ffolliott, Univ of Arizona, United States,
D. Phillip Guertin, Univ of Arizona, United States,
Martin M. Fogel, Univ of Arizona, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Watershed Planning and Analysis in Action

Abstract:

To better formulate water resources policies and management strategies, a computer model that simulates concentrations of dissolved chemicals in snowmelt-runoff from forested watersheds in Arizona has been formulated. Applications of the model, which is user friendly and can be adapted to most IBM-compatible computers, include simulating effects of watershed management practices on dissolved chemical concentrations, identifying watershed management practices that are 'safe' in terms of adherence to water quality standards, and estimating magnitudes of nutrient flows from forested watersheds of specified conditions.

Subject Headings: Computer models | Water quality | Watersheds | Water pollution | Water management | Snowmelt | Simulation models | Arizona | United States

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