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This guide is designed to help users effectively complete the Wam Input Guide document for the LCRA online. It will provide step-by-step instructions tailored for individuals with varying levels of experience in documenting water management plans.

Follow the steps to successfully fill out the Wam Input Guide

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form, ensuring it opens in an editable format for online completion.
2. In section A, enter the name of the individual or organization requesting the model run along with the corresponding date. Ensure you format the date correctly.
3. For section B, write a brief description outlining the purpose of the model run request. This should clarify the objectives to assist the modeler in understanding your intent.
4. In section C, circle the projected demands and sedimentation conditions relevant to your submission. Indicate the appropriate decade (2010, 2020, or 2030) based on your needs.
5. Proceed to section D. Fill in D1 with the minimum allowable pool (typically 200,000 acre-feet). If applicable, provide details for optional triggers in D2 and D3.
6. In section E, you will manage interruptible supplies. Specify options starting from E1 to E11 based on the conditions, including curtailment levels for various agricultural operations.
7. Next, navigate to section F to manage environmental instream flows. Complete the fields from F1 to F5 by identifying necessary triggers for inflows to lakes.
8. Follow up with section G for the management of bay and estuarine flows, similar to section F, ensuring that you adhere to appropriate flow triggers.
9. In section H, detail management of firm demands, ensuring you outline responses to water conservation measures and requests for mandatory restrictions.
10. Once you have completed all sections, review the document for accuracy. You can then save your changes, download the form, print it, or share it as required.

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