H-I Model Code Revisions Clause Samples

H-I Model Code Revisions. In order to reflect increased groundwater irrigation efficiencies, the input file UPDATE.DAT and H-I Model code were modified. These modifications were necessary because the H‐I Model incorporated in the Decree applied a single efficiency value (known as the “maximum farm efficiency” factor) to each canal service area (user) which was used in both the Historical and Compact runs. In the Historical run, the weighted efficiencies will be calculated and may vary for each calendar year (January-December) by user based on the types of irrigation system used. The weighted efficiencies and adjusted tailwater factors described in this Agreement will not be applied in the Compact run; the maximum farm efficiency factors listed in LAND.DAT will continue to be used. The H-I Model modifications are further described below.
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H-I Model Code Revisions. The States agree to make the following changes to the H-I Model input file, RESR.DAT, and H-I Model code using the data from Table 1 to account for the 1999 and 2006/2009 elevation-area-capacity curves developed by USACE. The updated H-I Model code has been titled “update6eV1_15.for” Dates (2) Months (2) a2 if vol> (2) a1 (1) b1 (1) a2 (1) b2 (1) Dates (2) Months (2) maxstor (2) Oct-51 1956 1950-6/59 <115 29216 0.6658 0.9478 0.6319 1.2869 1950-7/57 <92 380858 Aug-57 1958 8/57-2/62 92<147 365706 Mar-62 1962 7/59-12/65 >114<193 29204 0.6765 1.0992 0.6384 1.2034 3/62-7/68 147<224 356038 Aug-68 1969 1/66-12/70 >192<253 23606 0.8388 -0.2694 0.5825 1.8865 8/68-2/72 224<267 349292 Mar-72 1972 1/71-12/79 >252<361 24187 0.8311 -0.3301 0.5984 1.6973 3/72-5/80 267<366 348101 Jun-80 1980 6/80-5/86 366<438 341945 Jul-86 1988 1/80-6/90 >360<487 18468 0.7161 1.0008 0.5796 1.9503 6/86-5/94 438<534 337166 Jun-94 1994 7/90-12/96 >486<565 18411 0.69 1.2625 0.6061 1.648 6/94-10/99 534<599 335693 (1) implemented in RESR.DAT, (2) implemented in H-I Model code A. Revisions to the H-I Model Input File and H-I Model Code
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H-I Model Code Revisions. Revisions to the H-I Model code and input file, RESR.DAT, are detailed in the following section “A” and grouped by the following tasks: 1. Revisions to incorporate all AC information into the input file 2. Code revisions required for reading other data from the input file 3. Code revisions for variable declaration and dimensioning 4. Code revisions for reading of data from the input file 5. Code revisions to set the AC coefficients 6. Code revisions to set the maximum storage capacity The States agree to make the changes to the H-I Model code and input file, RESR.DAT, as shown in section A. These changes have been incorporated into a version of the H-I Model code titled “update6eV1_22.for”. A. Revisions to the H-I Model Input File and H-I Model Code 1. Revisions to Incorporate All Area Capacity Information into the Input File a. Deleted Portion of Original RESR.DAT Input File b. Revised Portion of RESR.DAT Input File
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