SWAT-Carbon has been renamed as Terrestrial-Aquatic Sciences Convergence (TASC).
https://sites.google.com/view/tasc-model
Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/tasc-modeling-group
Contact: Xuesong Zhang (Xuesong.Zhang@usda.gov)
Current model development efforts:
Rajith Mukundan: Variable source area and forest modeling
Sijal Dangol: Root and shoot development of crop, grass and forest
Kaiguang Zhao: Energy balance and photosynthesis
Xuesong Zhang: River routing and coupled terrestrial and aquatic carbon cycling
New video showing how to use R-SWAT for TASC:
TASC is a watershed scale model that converges terrestrial and aquatic carbon cycles at the watershed scale. It is based on the SWAT2012 and has unique functions to assess impacts that agricultural management and climate change have on a wide range of processes and indicators, such as soil organic carbon storage, nitrous oxides emissions, freeze-thaw cycles/water temperature, and riverine carbon fluxes.
Brief Introduction to SWAT-Carbon_Nov_2_2022.pdf