The Agricultural Ecosystems Services (AgES) model is a modular, Java-based spatially distributed environmental model which implements hydrologic and water quality simulation components under the Java Connection Framework (JCF) environmental modeling framework.
Brief History AgES, previously called AgES-W (AgroEcoSystems-Watershed), was developed using OMS3 (Object Modeling System version 3). The OMS Console has been used for model deployment, providing a basic runtime interface. The new AgES remains compliant with OMS3.
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Nathan P. Lighthart (Developer of JCF; AgES code Steward; Computer Scientist) Holm Kipka (Application Specialist; Geoinformatics Tool Developer) James C. Ascough II (Software Developer; Hydraulics Engineer; deceased) Timothy R. Green (Team Leader; Soil Hydrologist) Gregory S. McMaster (UPGM Developer; Agronomist; retired) Debora A. Edmunds (UPGM Developer/Application Specialist; Agronomist) Robert H. Erskine (Application Specialist; Hydrologist) Olaf David (OMS and AgES Developer; Computer Scientist) Kyle Douglas-Mankin (Research Unit Leader; UPGM Applications; Agric. Engineer) Dave Barnard (Micrometerology Specialist; Ecologist) Larry Wagner (AgES-UPGM Liaison with WEPS-UPGM model; Agric. Engineer) Anoop Valiya Veettil (Postdoc Civil/Environmental Engr.) Giuseppe Formetta and Marialaura Bancheri (Component Developers; Collaborators)