5  CRYSTAL User Interface    5.4.1  Cedar River Metrics    5.4.2  Cedar Reservoir Metrics    5.4.3   Tolt River Metrics    5.4.4  Tolt Reservoir Metrics    5.4.6  Lake Washington Metrics    5.4.7  Combined Storage    5.5.7  Tacoma-Seattle Intertie

 

5.4.5 Seattle M&I Metrics

Figure.5.21 displays the Seattle municipal and industrial water supply metrics screen. This screen provides the viewer with information about M&I demand and supply sources, shortfall volumes, and M&I reliability over the period of analysis.

 

Figure 5.21 Seattle M&I Metrics

 

Navigation Buttons:

 

Input Screens

 
 

Regional Control Panel

 

Seattle Advanced Control Panel

 

Seattle Control Panel

Output Screens

 
 

Cedar Reservoir

 

Cedar River

 

Lake Washington

 

Tolt Reservoir

 

Tolt River

 

Total Storage

 

TSI

 

Output Information:

 

Annual M&I Reliability

Percentage of M&I failures over total years of model run.

M&I Failure Years

This displays the number of calendar years of the model run during which an M&I supply failure (shortfall) occurs. A failure year is defined as any calendar year with at least one time period in which the projected demand could not be satisfied.

Maximum Shortfall Duration

Maximum number of consecutive weeks of M&I shortfall.

Total Shortfall Volume

Total volume of water, in acre feet, not delivered over the entire model run.

Total Weeks Failure

Total number of weeks of the model run in which there is a M&I shortfall.

Weekly M&I Reliability

Percentage of M&I failures over total weeks of model run.

Year of Investigation

This field displays the Year of Investigation entered into the Regional Control Panel.

Graphs:

 

Final Demand

This graph illustrates how projected demand is met. The graph represents total demand, in mgd, separated by sources utilized to meet given demand, over hydrologic years. Seattle sources shown: Tolt Reservoir M&I release, Cedar Reservoir M&I release, groundwater extraction, and shortfall volumes.

Shortfall Volume

Graphically reports the volume of shortfall, in acre feet, versus hydrologic year.

 

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