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PixelSWAT: A user-friendly ArcGIS tool for preparing inputs to run SWAT in a distributed discretization scheme
This paper documents the development of PixelSWAT, a Graphical User interface (GUI) python toolbox developed with the motive of creating gridded watershed and stream features to run the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) in a distributed discretization scheme thus allowing optimum utilization of gridded weather datasets. Additionally, the tool also aims to automate the preparation of SWAT weather input files from Network Common Data (NetCDF) files for any SWAT user along with the option to interpolate the weather files for each grid. A case study was conducted in the Mago basin of Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, using gridded weather datasets for hydrological simulation. Three SWAT models were prepared – a conventional SWAT model; a 500 m and a 1000 m gridded watershed PixelSWAT models. Statistical indices Nash Sutcliffe (NSE), Coefficient of Determination (R2) and Percent Bias (PBIAS) showed that the PixelSWAT projects performed marginally better than the conventional model and also incorporated the weather data more meaningfully.
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