AWAE has developed a suite of internet interfaces, the Forest Service Water Erosion Prediction Project (FS WEPP), designed to allow users to quickly evaluate erosion and sediment delivery potential from forest roads. Available tools include: PROJECT HIGHLIGHTSRESOURCESThe erosion rates and sediment delivery are predicted by the Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) model, using input values for forest conditions developed by scientists at the Rocky Mountain Research Station. The WEPP soil erosion model is being developed by an interagency group of scientists, including the following personnel at the Moscow Forestry Sciences Lab: William J. Elliot (Project Leader), Randy B. Foltz (Research Engineer), David E. Hall (Computer Specialist), Peter R. Robichaud (Research Engineer), and Paul G. Swetik (Computer Specialist).
BAER Spatial WEPP Model Inputs Generator Great Lakes WEPP Watershed Online GIS Interface Protecting the Source: Tools to Evaluate Fuel Treatment Cost vs. Water Quality Protection https://www.fs.usda.gov/rm/boise/AWAE/projects/water_erosion_prediction_project.shtml |