Source Code
The latest source code of the model can be downloaded from Codeplex (Mohid Land in CodePlex). Just click on the download link, no need to register. For advanced users you can download the entire solution ready to compile.
Other users can just browse around the code of each module to check out equations. In the links below you can go directly to the version from 4 Feb 2011 and see code in html:
- Mohid Land Is the Main Program of Mohid Land
- Module Basin Is the top level of RunOff, Infiltration, River Flow and Vegetation
- Module Porous Media Simulates Water Flow in variable saturated soils
- Module Porous Media Properties Deals with all property transport in Porous Media.
- Module Sediment Quality Zero-dimensional model for primary production, nitrogen and carbon cycle in the Porous Media Soil and Aquifer)
- Module PhreeqC Zero-dimensional model for chemistry equilibrium of solution, pure phases, gas phase, solid phase, exchangers and surfaces in Porous Media (Soil and Aquifer)
- Module Run Off Module which calculates the Surface RunOff
- Module Run Off Properties Deals with all property transport in Runoff
- Module Vegetation Module to simulate plant development
- Module Drainage Network Module which simulates a 1D Drainage Network System
- Mohid River Network Program that allows to run river using SWAT-Mohid discharges
- Module CEQUALW2 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers zero-dimensional model for primary production that can be run to simulate water quality in the river
- Module Triangulation This is one of the modules for interpolation. This is useful to obtain distributed rain in space based on point time series.
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