AQUATOX
EPA's aquatic ecosystem model — fate and ecological effects of nutrients, toxics and stressors together.
EPA's Water Quality Analysis Simulation Program — eutrophication, toxics and sediment in rivers and estuaries.
by US EPA
WASP (Water Quality Analysis Simulation Program) is the EPA's general-purpose surface-water quality framework, simulating eutrophication, organic toxics, metals, mercury, pathogens and sediment across 1D, 2D and 3D segmentations of rivers, lakes and estuaries. It links to hydrodynamic drivers (EFDC, DYNHYD) and watershed loads (HSPF, SWAT, LSPC).
Decades of TMDL and regulatory studies run on WASP, and EPA still maintains and trains on it. When a US water-quality study needs an agency-recognised mechanistic model with more dimensionality than QUAL2K, WASP is the standing answer.
Other water quality & environmental tools covering similar workflow stages.
EPA's aquatic ecosystem model — fate and ecological effects of nutrients, toxics and stressors together.
EPA's watershed assessment suite — HSPF continuous watershed-quality modelling with GIS and data access built in.
The standard 2D reservoir and stratified-river water-quality model — temperature, DO and eutrophication.
Open-source 3D hydrodynamics and water quality — the EFDC lineage modernised, with a commercial GUI option.
USGS R package for long-term water-quality and streamflow trends — home of the WRTDS method.
The classic river water-quality model — DO, nutrients and algae along a 1D stream network.