Hydrologic Modeling Sample Clauses

Hydrologic Modeling. To support achievement of the Guiding Principles, the Hydrologic Analysis Team (“HAT”) was also created. The HAT was charged with developing the necessary modeling tools and data analysis to support the CFWI. The principal groundwater modeling tool that was used in the development of the CFWI RWSP and Solutions Plan was the East Central Florida Transient Model (“ECFT Model” or “Model”). As part of the Districts’ continuing coordination within the CFWI, the Districts commit to continuing their participation on the HAT through appropriate technical staff. In order to further the goal of the HAT, the Districts also agree to cooperate as follows:
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Hydrologic Modeling. Evaluate the available options and develop an integrated or coupled hydrologic model for the Basin. Compile, evaluate, and compare simulated and local water budget information. Refine the hydrologic model for water budget development and other GSP model scenario analysis. Develop model scenarios, complete model runs, evaluate model results. Develop model scenarios to support evaluation of potential projects and management actions or other analysis.
Hydrologic Modeling. As allowed by the Manual, the Western Washington Hydrology Model (WWHM)), or alternately a site specific HSPF model can be used, at the option of XXXX.

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  • Protocols Each party hereby agrees that the inclusion of additional protocols may be required to make this Agreement specific. All such protocols shall be negotiated, determined and agreed upon by both parties hereto.

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