The Soil & Water Assessment Tool is a small watershed to river basin-scale model used to simulate the quality and quantity of surface and ground water and predict the environmental impact of land use, land management practices, and climate change. SWAT is widely used in assessing soil erosion prevention and control, non-point source pollution control and regional management in watersheds.
Introducing SWAT+, a completely revised version of the SWAT model. SWAT+ provides a more flexible spatial representation of interactions and processes within a watershed.
Download SWAT+
New release 5 July 2019
Join us at the 2019 SWAT Conferences
Call for Papers
The following SWAT special issue journals are accepting submissions. You do not need to have presented at a SWAT conference in order to submit a paper.
- Sustainability: Sustainable Water and Land Management to Build Resilience against Climatic Shocks and Other Stressors (deadline 30 Nov 2020)
- Water: Modeling Global Change Impacts on Water Resources: Selected Papers from the 2019/2020 SWAT International Conferences (deadline 31 Oct 2020)
AGU Fall Meeting
The 2019 AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco, CA will take place 9-13 December. We would like to bring the following session to your attention:
- Advances in Watershed Modeling: Hydrologic & Nutrient Processes, Conservation Management and Model Coupling
Haw Yen (Texas A & M University), Jeffrey G Arnold (USDA-ARS), Chiyuan Miao (Beijing Normal University), and Yongping Yuan (USEPA)
The deadline to submit an abstract is July 31.
Upcoming Workshops
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18-22 Nov 2019 / Sydney, Australia
SWAT training workshop and 1-day conference
Register and read the flyer. Anyone who would like to present their SWAT research on Wednesday, please contact willem.vervoort@sydney.edu.au.
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28-29 Nov 2019 / Christchurch, NZ
SWAT+ Full Workshop
Hands-on training setting up a SWAT+ model. Hosted by UC, NIWA, and the NZ Hydrological Society.
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2 Dec 2019 / Roturua, NZ
SWAT+ Introductory Workshop
Condensed introduction to SWAT+ for a general audience. Host by UC, NIWA, NZ HydroSoc and Scion.
Software & Data Tools
SWAT-CUP
Calibration/uncertainty or sensitivity / Version 5.2.1.1
WET - Water Ecosystems Tool
Advanced lake and reservoir modeling coupled to SWAT
Job Opportunities
Looking for job opportunities related to SWAT and/or watershed modeling? Check out our listing.
Reviewers Needed
We are looking for help reviewing SWAT peer-reviewed journal papers from the community. Sign up as a volunteer.