Run outputs, validation records and source data for "From validated software to operational decisions: cavitation risk screening and rehabilitation prioritisation across seven USBR spillway structures"

Complete, re-derivation-ready set of computational run outputs backing the manuscript “From validated software to operational decisions: cavitation risk screening and rehabilitation prioritisation across seven USBR spillway structures”. Every figure and every table of that manuscript is computed from the files archived here; no reported number has any other source.Contents. (1) Original U.S. Bureau of Reclamation program outputs distributed with Engineering Monograph No. 42 (Falvey, 1990), archived byte-exact — they are the validation anchors of the engines (GLENOUT: 27-station profile reference; TRAJ outputs: aerator-trajectory references). (2) The seven GLENIN-format geometry/input files consumed by the campaign (Glen Canyon, Blue Mesa, Yellowtail, Flaming Gorge, the two Hoover tunnels, Kortes). (3) The complete SWB v1.2.0 run record: 7 baseline profiles at the file reference discharges, 100 swept input files with their 107 full water-surface-profile outputs covering discharges from 5% to 300% of the reference release (Glen Canyon and Yellowtail extended beyond the monograph grid), and the six boundary-uncertainty runs at Glen Canyon (initial depth ±25%; roughness 0.5×, 1×, 2×). (4) Aggregated results (campaign_results.json, glen_baseline.json). (5) The flat CSV tables behind manuscript Tables 2–4. (6) The nine manuscript figures at 600 dpi. (7) The as-run driver scripts. (8) The engine-regression logs recording the acceptance gates of the underlying software.Engine. All computations were produced by the frozen SWB v1.2.0 release (Python 3), openly archived at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23505584. Sweep boundary conditions follow the wide-section critical-flow law y0(Q) = y00(Q/Q0)2/3; the damage criterion is σ < 0.20 (Falvey, 1990, p. 61). The archived original USBR outputs are U.S. Government works in the public domain; the author-produced material is CC-BY-4.0 (see NOTICE.md).