Upper Stillwater Reservoir Firm Yield Forecasting Weston Bellon

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Upper Stillwater Reservoir Firm Yield Forecasting Weston Bellon OUTLINE: Introduction Methods Results conclusions

Upper Stillwater Reservoir Provides water to Utah County 177% Increase in Population by 2065 Climate change could decrease Firm Yield

Data Inputs USGS Climate Projection Data Precipitation, Evapotranspiration, Temperature Large grid size Current/recent conditions from SNOTEL To calibrate climate projection data

Data Calibration Average SNOTEL and Projection data compared IDW interpolation used for SNOTEL data Ratio developed and applied

Firm Yield Projection Calculations Precipitation – Evapotranspiration = Flow to the Reservoir Mass Balance, Sequent Peak Analysis Performed in five year increments Iterative yield determination

Results Firm yield will increase over time. Firm yield will become more variable.

Conclusion Upper Stillwater Firm Yield not in jeopardy Colorado River Basin precipitation debate Limited to available data Other data sources should be examined

Questions?