What a Department plan includes
A Department plan is for a group, on one invoice, and each option on it says what it is. Every model simulates the flow in every reach. Calibration tunes it to the USGS gauges you choose and reports how closely it matches them, using your plan's calibration credit. Every model also simulates the sediment leaving each reach. We tune it to measured concentrations at your stations, as a service we quote. In Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin, a model can come with a MODFLOW 6 groundwater model, its water-table heads calibrated to wells. As a quoted service, our team builds a SWAT+ with MODFLOW model that follows PFAS from its sources through soil and groundwater to your streams, for one site or basin. With your basin come its data: measured water quality from the Water Quality Portal, PFAS concentrations and potential source facilities, and pesticide concentrations from federal monitoring. Your group can run several builds at once, order and download from its own scripts, choose among four resolutions, from thirty meters to a thousand, and ask a named person. And your models can run on your group's own virtual machine, not shared with other customers. Choose what your models should include, and we reply with a quote.
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A Department plan is for a group, on one invoice, and each option on it says what it is.
Every model simulates the flow in every reach. Calibration tunes it to the USGS gauges you choose and reports how closely it matches them, using your plan's calibration credit.
Every model also simulates the sediment leaving each reach.
We tune it to measured concentrations at your stations, as a service we quote.
In Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin, a model can come with a MODFLOW 6 groundwater model, its water-table heads calibrated to wells.
As a quoted service, our team builds a SWAT+ with MODFLOW model that follows PFAS from its sources through soil and groundwater to your streams, for one site or basin.
With your basin come its data: measured water quality from the Water Quality Portal, PFAS concentrations and potential source facilities, and pesticide concentrations from federal monitoring.
Your group can run several builds at once, order and download from its own scripts, choose among four resolutions, from thirty meters to a thousand, and ask a named person.
And your models can run on your group's own virtual machine, not shared with other customers.
Choose what your models should include, and we reply with a quote.
Credits
Narration over pictures from SWATGenX's own models and live pages, captured signed out: the Department plan page on 2026-10-27; flow and sediment maps from the SWAT+ model of the watershed above the outlet of HUC-12 040700070609, Michigan (initial run, 2015–2024); land cover at 250 m and 500 m from two builds of the Peace River basin, HUC-8 03100101, Florida (USGS NLCD). Pictures reused from our films: What a cloud calibration gives you, What a SWAT+ with MODFLOW order builds, How we model PFAS from soil to stream, and Where PFAS Data Is, and Isn't. Explorer basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors (openstreetmap.org/copyright), © OpenMapTiles (openmaptiles.org); relief: USGS 3DEP. Narration: synthetic voice.
