'Hydrograph' presentation slideshows

Simulating the Hydrologic Response

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Hydrologic Soils Group

Hydrologic Soils Group. A. (Low runoff potential). Soils having high infiltration rates even when thoroughly wetted and consisting chiefly of deep, well to excessively drained sands or gravels. These soils have a high rate of water transmission.

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Simulating Watershed Response

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Geospatial Stream Flow Model (GeoSFM)

Geospatial Stream Flow Model (GeoSFM). USGS FEWS NET EROS Data Center Sioux Falls, SD 57198. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey. Objectives. To develop a model for wide-area flood hazard monitoring using existing geospatial datasets

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Loading Simulation Program in C++ (LSPC)

Loading Simulation Program in C++ (LSPC). John Riverson Tetra Tech Inc. Presentation Outline. LSPC Design Considerations LSPC GIS Control Center LSPC Model. LSPC Overview. LSPC = Loading Simulation Program, C++

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V. Flood Hydrology And Floodplain Hydraulics

V. Flood Hydrology And Floodplain Hydraulics. Introduction A. Hydrology Definitions Methods for Estimating Discharges Hydrologic Models B. Hydraulics Definitions Types of Floodplains Methods for Delineating Floodplains Hydraulic Models. V. Flood Hydrology And Floodplain Hydraulics.

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Urban Problems

Urban Problems. Urban Climate. The amount of radiation received on urban ground surface is (greater / less) than in rural area. Albedo is greater because of greater reflection from metallic screen wall and concrete surface Greater scattering for more cloud cover and dust particles.

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National Weather Service River Forecast System Model Calibration

National Weather Service River Forecast System Model Calibration. Fritz Fiedler Hydromet 00-3 Tuesday, 23 May 2000 2290 East Prospect Road, Suite 1 Fort Collins, Colorado 80525. Calibration. Calibration process

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Detection of Heavy Precipitation

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Hillslope hydrology and intro to groundwater

Hillslope hydrology and intro to groundwater. (with many slides borrowed from Jeff McDonnell/Oregon State). JJA. DJF. Where does our water come from? Oceanic Sources of Continental Precipitation. Global evaporation: 500,000 km3/yr of water 86% oceans, 14% continents

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URBAN FLOOD MODELING

URBAN FLOOD MODELING. Simulation of flood in a dense urban area using 2D Shallow water equations. Flood Event. City: Southern French city of Nimes Event : 03 Oct 1988 Cause: Downpour of 420 mm in 8 hours Return period: 150-250 years Depths observed: 3 m . Modeled Zone.

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Chapter 6: Hydrographs

Chapter 6: Hydrographs. Previous Chapter estimation of long-term runoff was examined the present chapter examines in detail the short-term runoff phenomenon by the storm hydrograph or flood hydrograph or simply Hydrograph

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Stream Ecology

Stream Ecology. R. Christian Jones June 2008 Tidal Potomac Teacher Training Workshop. Fate of Precipitation in a Watershed. Interception Depression Storage Infiltration Surface Runoff Interflow Groundwater Stormflow Baseflow. Baseflow.

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Geomorphic Effects of Dams on Rivers

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Passaic River at Dundee Dam at Clifton NJ

Passaic River at Dundee Dam at Clifton NJ. PROJECT MANAGER/HISTORIAN: Kristen Sabestinas SUPERVISOR: Amanda Makowski HYDROLOGISTS/RESEARCHERS: Jaclyn Cassidy Kristina Pesco Sarah Fischer. Watershed: Passaic Watershed Outlet Flow Gage: Passaic River at Dundee Dam at Clifton, NJ

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Sustainable Urban Drainage

Sustainable Urban Drainage. Alan Jones (Alan.Jones@ed.ac.uk). Sustainable Drainage. A concept that focuses on the environment and people. Considers: Quantity of runoff Quality of runoff Amenity value of surface water Existing urban drainage systems are: Unsustainable in the long-term

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National Weather Service River Forecast System Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model

National Weather Service River Forecast System Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model. COMET Hydromet 00-2 7 March 2000. 2290 East Prospect Road, Suite 1 Fort Collins, Colorado 80525. Sacramento Soil Moisture Accounting Model. Physically-based Conceptual Lumped (versus distributed)

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IRIS: Iowa Rivers Information System

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