Step by step SWAT-CUP for Calibration The detailed information can be find out from 1- https://www.mssanz.org.au/MODSIM07/papers/24_s17/SWAT-CUP_s17_Abbaspour_.pdf , 2- http://www.neprashtechnology.ca/Default.aspx ) 3- https://swat.tamu.edu/ Requirements : 1- ArcGIS/QGIS, Arc SWAT/ QSWAT , SWAT CUP and good processing speed of computer 2- TxtInOut scenario of swat project run, observed data-sets like discharge (cms), sediment yield (t/ha) etc. Step by Step procedures 1-Interface of swat-cup 2-Setup the swat-cup project Simple Click on New for a new swat-cup project Click next for new swat-cup project Browse the swat project folder where the TxtInOut is situated Select the TxtInOut and click on Open Click Next Chose the Arc-SWAT version and the processor architecture Select Sufi2 as calibration method Click Finish to save the swat-cup project This will take some time to save a new swat-cup project 3: Data input and their formatting
New in CMIP-6 CMIP-6 is new generation of Coupled Model Inter-comparison Projects (CMIP) after CMIP-5 and fifth assessment report (AR5) of IPCC . 1: Total institute participated : 49 Institute in CMIP-6. 2: Total experiment : more than 300 Experiment 3: Variant Label : There are r_i_p_f whereas in CMIP-5 there was only r_i_p Where r= realization_index i= initialization_index p= physics_index f= forcing_index which new in CMIP-6 4: Emission scenarios : Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) in place of Representative Concentration Pathways (RCPs). 📥📥 Download CMIP-6 Climate data Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) in CMIP-6 1: SSP126 which is update of RCP2.6 but based on SSP1 Data of future scenario (2015-2100) having low radiative forcing by the end of century. Similar to RCP2.6 and based on shared socioeconomic pathways (SSP1). 2: SSP245 which is update of RCP4.5 but based on SSP2 Data of future scenario (2015-2100/2300) having m
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