Pollutant Routing Model (P-ROUTE)
Windows
v3.11
Dec. 1994
Yes (PDF/ Word/WP)
USEPA

	
P-ROUTE, a screening-level Pollutant Routing model is a simple routing model that estimates aqueous point and non-point source pollutant concentrations on a reach by reach flow basis, using 7Q10 or mean flow.

  It is a Windows-based interface which can estimate surface water concentrations, based on point and non-point source inputs.

P-ROUTE is similar to the Routing and Graphical Display System (RGDS) model; however it utilizes an improved method of estimating average reach concentration of a pollutant. The basic capabilities of the model include the following;
  1. Downstream modeling of point and non-point source pollutants,
  2. Identification of discharge facilities by reach of all modeled reaches,
  3. Identification of points for water sampling or withdrawal and the calculation of the final concentration for each of these points,
  4. Identification of a non-point load for each modeled reach, and
  5. The system supports transport and decay for two flow regimes: 7Q10 low flow and mean flow.


File Size Download
P-ROUTE program 0.29 MB
P-ROUTE User Manual (PDF) 0.12 MB
P-ROUTE User Manual (MS Word 6.0/95 format) 0.12 MB
P-ROUTE User Manual (in WP format) 0.12 MB
P-ROUTE Flow Data for USGS Water Regions 1, 2, 3, 4 1.03 MB
P-ROUTE Flow Data for USGS Water Regions 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 0.99 MB
P-ROUTE Flow Data for USGS Water Regions 10, 11, 12 1.14 MB
P-ROUTE Flow Data for USGS Water Regions 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 1.12 MB


Wonder which USGS Water Resources Region you're living in? See the USGS Water Resources Region Map below. Description and how to use flow data "catalog" information in P-ROUTE is also available.