Decision support focused on improving water quality : development of the Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast for Wisconsin farmers

Goering, Dustin C.

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Decision support focused on improving water quality : development of the Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast for Wisconsin farmers

Published Date:

2014

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NOAA technical report NWS ; 55

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Decision support focused on improving water quality : development of the Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast for Wisconsin farmers

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Goering, Dustin C.

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United States, National Weather Service,

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"The Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast (RRAF) provides Wisconsin's farmers with an innovative decision support tool which communicates the threat of undesirable conditions for manure and nutrient spreading for up to 10 days in advance. The RRAF is a pioneering example of applying the National Weather Service's hydrologic forecasting abilities towards the Nation's water quality challenges. Relying on the North Central River Forecast Center's (NCRFC) operational Snow17 and Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Models, runoff risk is predicted for 216 modeled watersheds in Wisconsin. The RRAF is the first-of-its-kind real-time forecast tool to incorporate 5-days of future precipitation as well as 10-days of forecast temperatures to generate runoff risk guidance."

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Technical Report

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National Weather Service (NWS)

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Wisconsin

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