Prior Appropriation WR. Envision’s Water Right Input data 1.Spatial Data a. OWRD Point of Use (POU) layer b. OWRD Point of Diversion (POD) layer c. WW2100.

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Prior Appropriation WR

Envision’s Water Right Input data 1.Spatial Data a. OWRD Point of Use (POU) layer b. OWRD Point of Diversion (POD) layer c. WW2100 IDU layer d. WW2100 Stream layer 2.Text file (columns and Rows) a. POD table i. POUID number PODID ii. Coordinates iii. Diversion rate (cfs) iv. Diversion type (ground, surface, etc) vi. Use codes (Muni., irrigation, etc) iv. Priority date (>1839) vii. Relates to Envision Reach viii. Begin and End dates for diversions a. POU table i. POUID number ii. Relates to Envision IDUs iii. Areal Percentage of WR per IDU

Stream Reach Discharge (SRD) m3/day IDU Water Demand (m 3/day) Calculate Available Reach Discharge (ARD) m3/day. ARD = SRD – ISU - OSU Is ARD ≥ IDU water demand noyes Consider next junior WR Is the Use an “In Stream” Use (ISU) Add Demand rate to “Out Stream” Use (OSU) Add Demand rate to ISU yes no Flow Model (daily time step loop) HRUs (comprised of stream reaches) Water Right loop ( begin with Senior WR ) Have all IDUs been considered? Consider next IDU Subtract Out Stream Use from Stream Reach Discharge SRD = SRD - OSU IDU loop ( A Point Of Use can have multiple IDUs) noyes Have all WR been considered Consider next WR no Aggregate SRD to HRU yes Log Conflict Metrics

Narrative of WaterMaster steps for irrigation 1.Each OWRD POD for the WW2100 study area are listed in the WaterMaster POD input file 2.The POD input file is sorted from Senior to Junior. Diversion can be from a ground or surface source. 3.Each day of the year WaterMaster begins with the most senior POD input file. 4.This POD might be one of many PODs in an OWRD paper water right 5.Each POD is associated with a POU which is represented by a POUID in the POD input data file. 6.Each POU intersects one, or many IDUs. 7.Using the POU input data file and the POUID, a list of intersecting IDU_INDEXS are returned. 8.For each IDU_INDEX the POU must intersect the IDU by 60% or more. 9.If true in step 8 then this POD will satisfy the demand in the IDU. 10.The water diverted is equal to, Demand * OWRD POD rate / sum of all OWRD POD rates for this IDU 11.Consider next IDU in from the list returned in step considered the next junior POD in the POD input data file. This POD may or may not be part of the same OWRD Water Right as the POD before. This POD, may or may not, contribute to satisfying the demand in any of the previously irrigated IDUs. This POD may have a different seasonal pumping schedule. This POD’s beneficial use could be municipal. This POD could be for ground water for surface water. Or, any combination of the aforementioned in this step. There are 23,751 unique irrigation PODs in the POD input data file.

PouIndexPOUIDIDUINDEXPOU_AREAPERCENT of POUIDU_AREAPERCENT of IDU GG / H+I+JA(G / A) * HH / G+I+JB(H / B) * II / G+H+JD(I / D) * JJ / G+H+IE(J / E) *100 Case 1 – Single Water Right Point of Use. Could be one of many for a single water right A B H G J I DE Irrigation POU for single water right IDU F C N O IDUINDEX 1 IDUINDEX 2 IDUINDEX 6 IDUINDEX 0 IDUINDEX 3IDUINDEX 4 IDUINDEX 5 IDUINDEX 7

A B H G J I DE Irrigation POU for single water right IDU F C K L M PouIndexPOUIDIDUINDEXPOU_AREAPERCENT of POUIDU_AREAPERCENT of IDU GG / H+I+J+K+L+M+PA(G / A) * H+KH + K / G+I+J+L+M+PB(H+K / B) * LL / G+H+I+J+K+M+PC(L /C) * II / G+H+J+K+L+M+PD(I / D) * JJ / G+H+I+K+L+M+PE(J / E) * MM / G+H+I+J+K+L+PF(M / F) * PP / G+H+I+J+K+L+MO(P / O) * 100 N O P If irrigation polygon P were greater than IDU polygon O, and encased polygon O, then percent of IDU would be greater than 100 IDUINDEX 1 IDUINDEX 2 IDUINDEX 6 IDUINDEX 0 IDUINDEX 3IDUINDEX 4 IDUINDEX 5 IDUINDEX 7 Case 2 – Single Water Right Point of Use. Could be one of many for a single water right

This histogram plots the number of IDUs when the “percent of IDU” (as defined in previous slides) Is greater than 60%.

Point Of Diversion Place Of Use Reach McKenzie POU POD

Point Of Diversion Place Of Use POU POD