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Water Rights Accounting
SLIDE 2 New Accounting Model
- New Technology: 1979 versus 2011
– Faster processors – Faster graphics – Larger, faster, memory – Larger, faster, disk storage
– Use single application to build and run different accounting models for each river basin.
SLIDE 3 Software and Hardware Requirements
Build an accounting model
- MS Windows XP or MS Windows 7 operating
system
- ESRI ArcGIS Desktop 10
- ArcInfo license
Run an accounting model
- MS Windows XP or MS Windows 7 operating
system Modify the code
SLIDE 4 Differences
- Graphical interface
- One application, many models
- Relational database not a Text File
- C# instead of FORTRAN
- Storage model and Accounting model
combined into one model
SLIDE 5
Text File
SLIDE 6
Relational Database
SLIDE 7
Database Table
SLIDE 8
ArcMap Extension
SLIDE 9 Building A Model
- ArcGIS Map is a graphical user interface used
to build an image of a model.
- The image provided in the ArcGIS Personal
Geodatabase is used to construct a MS Access database used to run the model.
- ArcGIS is not required to run the model.
SLIDE 10
What does it look like
SLIDE 11
Accounting Network
SLIDE 12
Simple Network
SLIDE 13
Complex Network
SLIDE 14
Tool Bars : Simulation
SLIDE 15
Tool Bars : Design
SLIDE 16
Customize
SLIDE 17
Editing Tools
SLIDE 18
Edit Storage Accounts
SLIDE 19
Edit Rental Pools
SLIDE 20
Edit Water Rights
SLIDE 21
Edit Points Of Diversion
SLIDE 22 Output Options
- Choice of many different reports
- Output user selected values to a relational
database
- Graph input
- Graph output
- Import data from other sources
SLIDE 23
Report Options
SLIDE 24
Debug Report
SLIDE 25
Storage Report
SLIDE 26
User Output
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Graphical Output
SLIDE 28
Graph Input
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Import Tools
SLIDE 30
Import Old Accounting Model Data
SLIDE 31
Water Right Model Options
SLIDE 32
Run Options
SLIDE 33
Projected Data
