NCCHE

Supported by the USDA Agricultural Research Service by means of funds appropriated by the U.S. Congress, NCCHE has a mandate to foster the growth of research in computational hydroscience and engineering, which is the foundation for the development of new research and engineering tools, computational simulation models for conducting scientific research, engineering analysis and design, and environmental and ecological impact assessments in the area of natural resources (soil and water) conservation... Developed by NCCHE and USDA-ARS, AIMS is a web-based decision support tool for running watershed and channel models with automated input data preparation. AIMS serves as an environment for evaluating the impacts of agricultural and channel conservation management practices for any watershed in the United States. AIMS v2.0 beta currently hosts the TopAGNPS, the topographic analysis tool of USDA-ARS. AIMS also provides a seamless map server which allows users to view geospatial data layers..

Primary location: Oxford United States