SWAT2012

TASC is a watershed scale model that converges terrestrial and aquatic carbon cycles at the watershed scale. It is based on the SWAT-Carbon model and has unique functions to assess impacts that agricultural management and climate change have on a wide range of processes and indicators, such as soil organic carbon storage, nitrous oxides emissions, freeze-thaw cycles/water temperature, and riverine carbon fluxes.

Free, open source, graphical user interface for SWAT/SWAT+ calibration, parameter sensitivity/uncertainty analysis. For help see the user group and tutorial videos.

Integrate SWAT+ and SWAT2012 models in modeling workflows in R

Calibration Uncertainty Program for SWAT or SWAT+. License purchase required.

Get weather, grid, landuse and soil map data for your SWAT+ and SWAT2012 models.

Climate model data for hydrologic modeling

Microsoft Access tool to store and process daily weather data

Calculate statistics needed to create weather station files

Calculate statistical parameters of daily precipitation data used by WGN

Calculate average daily dewpoint temperature per month

Advanced lake and reservoir modeling coupled to SWAT

Estimates the number of heat units requires to bring a plant to maturity

Estimates baseflow and groundwater recharge from streamflow records

SWAT land surface processes coupled with groundwater flow processes

Soil-Landscape estimation and evaluation program

Updated March 2020 for SWAT rev. 670
Print an output file for each subbasin and quantify total N recharging into the groundwater system

SWAT-SA is an open tool used for sensitivity analysis and parameter calibration. Contact: Prof. Dr. Min Chen, Nanjing Normal University

SWAT2012 interface for version 4.8.8 of MapWindow. This software is NOT updated and has been replaced by QSWAT.