IDS AWAS - Alluvial Water Accounting System

AWAS can calculate river depletions using the Stream Depletion Factor method (Jenkins, 1968) or the The Analytical Stream Depletion method developed in 1987 by Dewayne R. Schroeder. The latter method uses analytical equations described by Glover (Glover, 1977) and others. The AWAS model can calculate depletions using daily or monthly time steps. The user has the option to evaluate a number of different boundary conditions: alluvial, infinite, no flow, and effective SDF. Model input for AWAS can either be in the form of pumping records for each well consisting of a pumping rate and duration or net consumptive use or recharge in a daily or a monthly time step. Year type can be set to calendar, irrigation, or USGS. Data can be projected into the future or past based on historical records, and the effect of turning off the well by specifying an end date beyond the period of record can be simulated.

Downloads

File	Version	Date	Description
ids_awas_1_5_85.zip	1.5.85	2014-10-15	Latest version of IDS AWAS.
ids_awas_1_5_83.zip	1.5.83	2013-10-30	Latest version of IDS AWAS.
vcredist_x86_2010.exe		2012-06-25	Additional Microsoft Windows libraries needed by IDS AWAS version 1.5.80 and above. Install this if you have a problem running IDS AWAS or if you are not sure your computer already has this installed.
ids_awas_1_5_39.zip	1.5.39	2008-10-20	Previous version of IDS AWAS.
Changelog		2014-08-08	Log of changes in IDS AWAS.
ids_awas_1_5_3.zip	1.5.3	2006-05-03	Previous version of IDS AWAS.
Recharge as Augmentation in the South Platte Paper			Technical Report #21 by James Warner, Jon Altenhofen, Jack Odor, and Brandon Welch
Schroeder Paper			Description of the Alluvial Stream Depletion Model.
Jenkins Paper			Techniques for Computing Rate and Volume of Stream Depletion by Wells.
Quick Start Tutorial	1.0	2006-07-19	Previous version of IDS AWAS.
awas_user_manual.zip	1.2.21	2004-06-25	AWAS Manual in Word Format.

Also see the AWAS parameter calculator tool for ArcGIS.