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Wurbs Texas A&M University  \nTR-317  \nTexas Water Resources Institute College Station, Texas  \nJuly 2009  \nSalinity Simulation with WRAP  \nby  \nRalph A. Wurbs  \nTexas A&M University  \nfor the  \nTexas Commission on Environmental Quality Austin, Texas 78711-3087  \nCosponsored with Supplemental Funding Support  \nfrom the  \nFort Worth District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers  \nand  \nTexas Water Resources Institute, Texas A&M University System  \nTechnical Report No. 317 Texas Water Resources Institute The Texas A&M University System College Station, Texas 77843-2118  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nIntroduction................................................................................................................................. 1  \nSalinity Aspects of Water Availability Modeling ...................................................................... 1  \nComputer Programs, Data Files, and Input Records .................................................................. 2  \nSpatial Configuration.................................................................................................................. 4  \nSalinity Input Dataset.................................................................................................................. 7  \nProgram SALIN.......................................................................................................................... 8  \nVolumes, Loads, and Concentrations ......................................................................................... 9  \nSalinity Simulation with Program SALT .................................................................................... 12  \nReservoir Storage and Outflow Concentrations ........................................................................ 21  \nSALT Simulation Results ............................................................................................................ 34  \nTABLES Time Series, Summary, Frequency, and Reliability Tables ....................................... 39  \nParameter Calibration Comparison Features ............................................................................. 40  \nConstant Salinity Simulation Example ...................................................................................... 41  \nSalinity Simulation Example ...................................................................................................... 43  \nReferences................................................................................................................................... 59  \nAppendix A Instructions for Preparing SALT Input Records ................................................. 61  \nAppendix B Instructions for Preparing SALIN Input Records ............................................... 75  \nAppendix C Instructions for Preparing TABLES Input Records ............................................ 79  \nLIST OF FIGURES  \n1. Control Point Configuration ................................................................................................. 5  \n2. Organization of SALT Computations ................................................................................... 12  \n3 Outline of the Salinity Simulation Performed by Program SALT ....................................... 13  \n4 System Schematic for the Example ..................................................................................... 44  \n5. Outflow Concentrations at Control Points PK and Hemp Plotted with HEC-DSSVue from the DSS File Created with the TABLES 8SAL Record ................... 66  \nLIST OF TABLES  \n1. Components of Control Point Inflows and Outflows .......................................................... 11  \n2. Variables from SIM/SIMD Simulation Results ................................................................... 14  \n3. Simulation Results for Example 1 ........................................................................................ 28  \n4. 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