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Groundwater Toolbox:
A graphical and mapping interface for analysis of hydrologic data

The Groundwater Toolbox is a graphical and mapping interface for 
analysis of hydrologic data. The software is a customized interface 
built on the non-proprietary, open-source MapWindow geographic 
information system software in a Microsoft Windows computing 
environment. The Groundwater Toolbox allows for the retrieval of 
hydrologic time-series data (streamflow, groundwater levels, and 
precipitation) from the USGS National Water Information System; 
preprocessed meteorological data from the National Oceanic and 
Atmospheric Administration National Climatic Data Center also are 
available with the Groundwater Toolbox.

The Groundwater Toolbox has several methods for the analysis of 
streamflow-hydrograph data. These methods include
  
• six graphical hydrograph-separation techniques — the Base-Flow 
  Index (BFI Standard and Modified), HYSEP (Fixed Interval, Sliding 
  Interval, and Local Minimum) and PART methods;
  
• two digital filtering techniques (the SWAT Bflow and Eckhardt 
  approaches); and
  
• the RORA recession-curve displacement method and associated RECESS 
  program to estimate groundwater recharge from streamflow data.