Water Rights Valuation Engine

Water Rights Valuation Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Economic assessment of agricultural water rights using income and market methods.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for the economic valuation of agricultural water rights. It allows users to determine the expected annual yield using calculate_annual_yield, estimate the total current worth via calculate_present_value, and evaluate competitiveness through compare_to_market. Additionally, it can model environmental risks using assess_drought_impact to adjust reliability based on drought severity. It is designed for agricultural economists and water managers to assess asset value based on allocation, reliability, and market conditions.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_annual_yield

Determines the expected economic output of the water right for a single year

assess_drought_impact

Adjusts the reliability of the water right based on environmental risk factors

compare_to_market

Evaluates whether the calculated value of the water right is competitive compared to current market trading prices

calculate_present_value

Estimates the total current worth of the water right over its useful life

See how to talk to your AI agent using Water Rights Valuation Engine.

What is the expected annual value for 500 acre-feet of water with 90% reliability and a crop value of $150 per acre-foot?

The expected annual value is $67,500.

Calculate the present value for a water right with an annual value of $50,000, a 20-year utility, a 5% discount rate, and a priority factor of 1.2.

The present value of the water right is $754,518.15.

If the current reliability is 0.85 and the drought severity index is 0.4, what is the adjusted reliability?

The adjusted reliability is 0.68.

The `assess_drought_impact` tool adjusts the reliability of a water right based on a drought severity index, reducing the expected availability of water during periods of scarcity.

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