Corps Water Management System (CWMS) Modernization

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Corps Water Management System (CWMS) Modernization Improved Real-Time Decision Support for Water Management 700+ Multipurpose Reservoirs and Flow Control Structures, Thousands of Miles of Levees Expanded Corporate Web-Based Information Standardized Corporate Hardware/Software Class IV AIS BACKGROUND NOTES: The Water Control Data System (WCDS) supports the decision process for the Corps water control management mission. Corps is responsible for round-the-clock monitoring and operation of more than 700 CE reservoir, lock and dam and other water control projects, and during flood operations this responsibility expands to include an additional 120+ Section 7 projects. Water control management provides critical information and hydrologic decision making that are fundamental to achievement of the full range of benefits from all our projects. The modernized WCDS integrates: watershed scaled - data acquisition, -database storage, real-time model generated prediction of runoff, project inflow and release, operational release scenario and decision support, -river flow and water surface profiles, -inundated area and damage analysis, -flow impact analysis, and information dissemination into a single comprehensive suite of software. Incorporates State-of-the-art: watershed, river, and reservoir systems engineering; database management; information dissemination and software engineering. Client-Server architecture allows hardware, software and technical resource sharing, with flexible scaling of system for field deployment in single and multiple office installations . Corporate Class IV Automated Information System (AIS). Software Development effort - 1997 to 2001. Field Deployment - 2001 to 2002.

System Components

Data Acquisition Socket Connections File Transfer Goes (DCP) Format SHEF Format Data Validation Derive Parameters Data Status

Data Base Oracle RDBS Time Series Data Standard SI Units UTC Time Base Location Attributes

Data Visualization

Modeling

Modeling Alternative

Hydrologic Analysis

Gridded Runoff Analysis

Reservoir Analysis

River Profile Modeling

Flood Impact Analysis

CorpsView Displays

CorpsView - Site Information

Data Dissemination

Summary Modernized Water Management System Network Based Client-Server Architecture Data Acquisition/Data Base/Data Dissemination Spatially distributed Hydrologic Modeling Reservoir Operation Decision Support River Profile/Inundated Area Mapping Flood Impact Analysis