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Additional Resources

The following resources are available to you to support the use of the ACPF toolbox.

1) ACPF Website: https://acpf4watersheds.org/ Links to an external site.

2) ACPF Manual:  Link Links to an external site.

3) ACPF discussion group: The ACPF Forum is a Google Group of ACPF users from around the region where you can connect with fellow users, share results, ask questions, and report issues. Discussions have addressed user topics such as tips for fixing technical errors, how to identify false depressions, how to display flow direction, and more. The forum is also a great way to find out about ACPF updates. To participate, first join the group by sending an email to acpf-group+subscribe@umn.edu).

4) ACPF Training: 

The ACPF team has hosted several state-level training on using the outputs of the ACPF in a watershed management context. The trainings are designed for NRCS staff,  watershed practitioners, county conservation staff, watershed planners, and private consultants who are interested in learning more about using the ACPF to improve their small watershed-based planning and implementation projects. No GIS or prior ACPF experience is needed. More information on upcoming trainings can be found at acpf4watersheds.org

5) Other Videos:

The ACPF team has hosted several state-level informational webinars on the ACPF and how it can be used in a watershed context.  Those webinars serve as a great overview of the toolset and how it can work in combination with other watershed planning tools.  These webinars include:

  • The Minnesota Water Resources Center hosted an informational webinar on the ACPF and how the ACPF compares to other watershed planning tools commonly used in Minnesota like PTMapp and HSPF-SAM. Watch the recording Links to an external site.
  • The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, Wisconsin DNR, Wisconsin Land and Water and other partners hosted an overview webinar on the ACPF and how it can work within Wisconsin. The webinar also featured staff from the Outagamie County and Conservation Department who discussed their use of the ACPF and how it complements their use of the EVAAL toolset. Watch the recording Links to an external site.