W.G. Kepner, P. Comer, D. Osborne, D. Semmens, and K. Gergely US-IALE 2004, SW ReGAP Special Session 31 March 2004 The Southwest Regional Gap Analysis.

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W.G. Kepner, P. Comer, D. Osborne, D. Semmens, and K. Gergely US-IALE 2004, SW ReGAP Special Session 31 March 2004 The Southwest Regional Gap Analysis Project: A Database Model for Regional Landscape Assessment, Resource Planning, and Vulnerability Analysis

Southwest Regional GAP Project Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah US-IALE 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada: Transdisciplinary Challenges in Landscape Ecology

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National Forest System Lands Regions Stations National District/Forest

Gap Land Cover use in Fire Management

Fire Regime year frequency and low to mixed severity year frequency and high severity year frequency and mixed severity year frequency and high severity year frequency and high severity Non Fuels BLM Field Office Boundary

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Ecoregion and watersheds Grid of 750 he spatial analysis units Rare Species Occurrence Derived from Gap Land Cover Freshwater Ecosystems (headwater reaches) Migratory Species Habitat Value Land Use Compatibility Spatial Optimization Algorithm Expert Review and Refinement Spatial Optimization Meeting Multi-Criteria Objectives

Principle Effects of Land Cover on Watershed Response Precipitation Evapotranspiration Infiltration Groundwater Interception Runoff Volume Peak Flow Sediment Yield Water Quality Land cover

Watershed Discretization (model elements) + Land Cover Soil Rain Results Run model and import results Intersect model elements with Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Sediment yield (t/ha)Sediment discharge (kg/s) Water yield (mm)Channel Scour (mm) Transmission loss (mm)Peak flow (m 3 /s or mm/hr) Surface runoff (mm)Sediment yield (kg) Percolation (mm)Runoff (mm or m 3 ) ET (mm)Plane Infiltration (mm) Precipitation (mm)Channel Infiltration (m 3 /km) SWAT Outputs KINEROS Outputs AGWA Inputs and Outputs

AGWA Inputs Land CoverSoilsDEM - Elevation

AGWA-SWAT Water Yield (millimeters)

AGWA-SWAT Sediment Yield (tons/hectare)

Future? Other Regional GAP projects?