Do you need to
analyze a small popup spray system? Or perhaps a baseball infield or
some other oddly-shaped area? Perhaps you have a park-strip with
part-circle sprinklers along the edges and a single row down the
middle.
The layout
option lets you place any combination of popups and rotors in any
configuration. Analyze entire plans or just small sections of larger
areas.
Layouts
can be saved as templates and modified for different uses. Handy
popups tell you what sprinkler is currently placed in any head
position. And, like the densograms for fixed spacings, the
application rate is displayed as you move the pointer over the
covered area.
Editing tools let you block out areas of
non-coverage such as sidewalks or driveways. Other tools let you
modify and orient variable-arc sprinklers, add entire rows of
sprinklers, easily change single heads or entire classes of heads,
and adjust run-times for different stations.
The Scheduling Coefficient (SC) can be
calculated for any size window area you choose and both the driest
and wettest areas are displayed.
Printouts of the layout or of the densogram can
be generated and the printouts identify each head position by
sprinkler manufacturer, model, arc, and pressure.

Multiple
Overlap Options
SPACE
ProÔ
can perform rectangular, triangular, equilateral, offset, single- and
double-row overlaps.
Options are
available to control the size and resolution of the overlap grid and
to control the size of the window used for calculating the
Scheduling Coefficient.
Any overlap can be added to a list and used to
compare various combinations of sprinkler models, pressures, and
layouts. You can also copy the overlap values to the clipboard for
export directly into a Microsoft ExcelÔ
spreadsheet or to export into other programs.
SPACE ProÔ
can display both the driest and wettest areas in the overlap pattern
and will display the application rate for that area by simply
pointing to any area on the overlap. There is also an option to
display the numerical values on screen.

Economic
Analysis Options
SPACE ProÔ
makes it easy to determine the feasibility of upgrading an existing
irrigation system or choosing an entirely new system.
Any number of overlap spacings, layouts, or
pressure and nozzle combinations can be compared to make it easy to
determine the economic benefit of upgrading your current irrigation
system.
The economic analysis is based on the
improvement in the Scheduling Coefficient (SC) of the optional
system over the current system. The annual cost is the total cost to
run the current system per year. The replacement cost is the cost to
make the changes needed to replace the current system with the
optional system. The interest rate is based on simple interest.
Coming soon: SPACE Online
The web-based version of SPACE will let you run overlaps from any computer in the world. You can access all of CIT's data as well as data provided to CIT from other
manufacturers. Plus, you can create your own data, or upload any data created by any previous version of SPACE and share it with others in your organization world-wide.
Designed for ease of use, it retains most of the stand-alone features of SPACE. Whether you might need to make a quick presentation at a client's office or you can't quite
justify the cost of the stand-alone program, this subscription-based service might be just what you need.

Ordering SPACE ProÔ
Online demo. Try out a few overlaps online and see how SPACE uses graphical and statistical data to analyze your irrigation system.
Pricing information and
order forms or to
order online for
SPACE ProÔ
are available here or by contacting
CIT at (559) 278-2066.
Registered users of
SPACE for WindowsÔ
and/or Hyper-SPACEÔ
are eligible for special upgrade pricing. Sorry,
credit card orders can not be accepted.
The Center for Irrigation
Technology
California State University, Fresno
5370 North Chestnut Avenue M/S OF18
Fresno, CA 93740-8021
Phone: (559) 278-2066 FAX: (559) 278-6033
http://www.cati.csufresno.edu/cit
The Center for Irrigation Technology is one of the four research
centers
comprising the California Agricultural Technology Institute.