BASINS 3.0 and SWAT: A Study in the Austin-Travis Lakes Watershed

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BASINS 3.0 and SWAT: A Study in the Austin-Travis Lakes Watershed Kristina Schneider Kristi Shaw March 29, 2001

Texas Regulatory Criteria 30 TAC 307.7 Contact Recreation (E. coli not to exceed 126 per 100 ml)

1989 Fecal Coliform Levels Exceeding 126 per 100 ml

1994 Fecal Coliform Levels Exceeding 126 per 100 ml

1998 TMDL List of Impaired and Threatened Water Bodies

TMDL 303(d) Listed Waters

BASINS- ASSESS Water Quality (1984)

Water Quality Standards to Monitor for Urban Development (30 TAC 216) Total Suspended Solids Total Nitrogen Total Phosphorous Chemical Oxygen Demand Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)

ASSESS- BOD Comparisons from 1979 and 1997

Procedure for modeling with SWAT Delineate the watershed for modeling Define land use and soil data grids Determine the distribution of HRU’s based on land use and soil data Define rainfall, temperature, and weather data Write SWAT input files Edit input files if necessary Setup and run SWAT View SWAT Output

Watershed Delineation NHD Digitized Outlet Burned-in Stream RF1

Created Basin and Subbasins

Soil Type Setup Statsgo Data Clip Statsgo the CU boundary Appropriate Soil types are selected