ArcSWAT Model with ArcGIS - Run for any Study Area - GIS - Udemy

ArcSWAT in most widely used watershed simulation model in GIS. Most of  paper accepted in peer review Journals that used SWAT model. This model has inbuilt data for USA. But it does not have data for other countries. So we need to configure this model for non-us location. Even you will be able to run this model for USA after this course because we configure this model for whole world. Only India has different process to configure this model and different for other countries. So I will cover all methods and prepare dataset, simulate two time this model for you one for India and one for any other country in world. I will Start from scratch. Show you configuration of data , data download , sources, modify data-set , theoretical aspect, Practical . even after simulation I will show you how to represent results in Excel. So this course will cover entire SWAT model. You only need knowledge of two things, Landuse generation and ArcGIS Just basic not advance. Rest of all you leave on me I will cover. You just need Basic GIS. The only thing is that you must have land use. After Enroll to this course you will get ready made soil map for SWAT for world also. You will also learn how to make it for SWAT. You will learn to setup all weather and climate data for swat. I hope you will publish good papers after learning this. You can also use this course for short term training course in your University. Just need to play on screen. Everything in this course is 90% practical. This course is advance course of GIS. Applicable to ArcGIS 10.0 to 10.5

Hardware Requirement : For small study area less than 10,000km/sq no Problem. But larger than this you must have high performance PC.  Hardware Requirement for larger study area as follows:  i5 or i7 Turbo Boost processor, Minimum 8Gb RAM (16GB Recommended) at least 250 GB C Drive, Have a SSD Drive in PC.  Must have Gaming Graphic Card at least 4GB.  (4GB RAM also ok, but it will take hours to process, or sometime run into processing errors)