Ordering a watershed model on SWATGenX
Here, water moves down the streams of a watershed, and a well log from the same area shows the layers below. Behind it is a complete SWAT+ model, built from national data: streams, subbasins, land use, soils and weather. It is usually ready on your dashboard within a couple of hours. To order one, find your gauge or watershed on the map, anywhere in the lower forty-eight states, and place the order. Every build is checked before it reaches you, and it downloads ready to run. If it has a stream gauge, calibrate it in the cloud.
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Transcript
Here, water moves down the streams of a watershed, and a well log from the same area shows the layers below.
Behind it is a complete SWAT+ model, built from national data: streams, subbasins, land use, soils and weather.
It is usually ready on your dashboard within a couple of hours.
To order one, find your gauge or watershed on the map, anywhere in the lower forty-eight states, and place the order.
Every build is checked before it reaches you, and it downloads ready to run.
If it has a stream gauge, calibrate it in the cloud.
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Credits
Recorded on the live platform on 2026-10-17, signed in as the SWATGenX house demo account (the pricing page signed out). It shows the house demo's own model: the Kirktown Creek-Galien River watershed, HUC12 040400010207, Michigan, built from its real order of 2026-09-29. The order dialog is shown, not submitted. Data: USGS (NHDPlus HR, 3DEP, NWIS), USDA NRCS (gSSURGO), NLCD, PRISM, NREL (NSRDB). Well logs: state agencies and geological surveys (the SWATGenX well-log inventory). The flow animation draws NHDPlus mean annual flow and velocity, not a model simulation. Basemap in the live screens: © OpenStreetMap contributors, © OpenMapTiles. Narration: synthetic voice; the name is the July film's own recording.