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CalLite: Central Valley Water Management Screening Model Version 1.10R
NOTE: During the process of updating hydrology to match recent updates in the CalSim version 9B1, incorporating new climate change scenarios, linking new DLLs for sea level rise and merging Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP) options, it appears in spite of our best efforts we missed some coding errors in the latest CalLite 1.10R model released on February 19, 2009. We have identified all issues and are working diligently to take care of these errors as soon as possible. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused.
Notes on CalLite v1.10R
List of modifications and enhancements.
Player Version
The player version is developed using GoldSim software version 9.6 (Service pack 4.0). Download and unzip the files from the above link. Click on "CalLite.exe" to install the CalLite model. After completion of software installation, click on Windows 'Start' button and navigate to Start > Programs > CalLite > CalLite Application to start CalLite model in player mode.
For a successful installation, this application requires Microsoft Windows XP operating system and administrative privileges to your computer.
Developer Version
Developer version can be made available upon request. Copy the developer version (.gsm) model to the player version (.gsp) model folder as all files required to run player version model are needed to run developer version model.
Documentation
CalLite users guide is available in PDF format. The complete documentation includes principles, assumptions, and features of CalLite model. A quick start guide is available to set up model scenarios. Appendices for hydrology development, description of future facility and/or water management actions are attached in this document.
Presentations
Presentations on the first release: Workshop (July 07, 2008) presentation files and handouts for exercises can be downloaded from this link. The presentation files are on CalLite v1.00R.
Presentation on the second release: Presented in the California Water and Environmental Forum Conference 2009 on the latest updates of CalLite v1.10R.
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