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A CASE STUDY USING THE EPA'S WATER QUALITY MODELING SYSTEM, THE WINDOWS INTERFACE FOR SIMULATING PLUMES (WISP)
Citation:
Keyes, J.M H., W E. Frick, AND A P. Dufour. A CASE STUDY USING THE EPA'S WATER QUALITY MODELING SYSTEM, THE WINDOWS INTERFACE FOR SIMULATING PLUMES (WISP). Presented at 19th Annual American Geophysical Union Hydrology Days, Fort Collins, CO, August 16-20, 1999.
Description:
Wisp, the Windows Interface for Simulating Plumes, is designed to be an easy-to-use windows platform program for aquatic modeling. Wisp inherits many of its capabilities from its predecessor, the DOS-based PLUMES (Baumgartner, Frick, Roberts, 1994). These capabilities have been increased and improved. Wisp has been developed to supersede PLUMES upon its completion. To exemplify Wisp's capabilities, a case study is presented. This study is patterned after an existing facility but has been altered to demonstrate the interplay of various physical conditions. The purpose of presenting Wisp in this forum is to demonstrate its capabilities to the public and obtain feedback from potential users. A beta release is planned for September 1999.