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# withdr

Depending on the demand object type, different withdrawal types can be used. For irrigation or transfer decision tables, the name of the table should be entered in this column, for a recall file, the name of the file should be entered, and for average daily withdrawal, "ave\_day" should be entered .

| Withdrawal type       | Description                           | Demand object type |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------ |
| Name of irrigation DT | Irrigation decision table             | hru                |
| "ave\_day"            | Average daily withdrawal              | muni, divert       |
| Name of recall file   | Daily, monthly, or yearly recall file | muni, divert       |
| Name of transfer DT   | Transfer decision table               | muni, divert       |


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