HYDROLOGIC MOELING SYSTEM HECHMS Hydrologic Modeling Event or
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HYDROLOGIC MOELING SYSTEM HEC-HMS
Hydrologic Modeling
Event or Continuous • An Event Model simulates a single storm • A Continuous Model simulates a longer period, predicting watershed response both during and between precipitation events
Lumped or Distributed l. A Distributed Model is one in which the spatial (geographic) variations of characteristics and processes are considered explicitly. l A Lumped Model is where these variations are averaged or ignored.
Conceptual Model l. A Conceptual Model is built upon a base of knowledge of the pertinent physical, chemical, and biological processes that act on the input to produce the output
Empirical Model l An Empirical Model is built upon observation of input and output, without seeking to represent explicitly the process.
Measured-Parameter l. A Measured-Parameter Model is one in which model parameters can be determined from system properties, either by direct measurement or by indirect methods that are based upon measurements.
Fitted-Parameter l. A Fitted-Parameter Model includes parameters that cannot be measured. Instead parameters must be found by fitting the model with observed values of the input and output.
Start a New Project
Start a New Project
Create Rainfall Gage Data
Enter Basin Model Data Basin Data Precipitation Data Computational Time Step
Loss Rate Function (Event, Lumped, Empirical, Fitted Parameter l Initial and Constant-Rate l NRCS Curve Number (CN) l Gridded SCS CN l Green and Ampt
Loss Rate Function Continuous, Lumped, Empirical, Fitted Parameter l Deficit and Constant Rate l Soil Moisture Accounting (SMA)
Loss Rate Function Continuous, Distributed, Empirical, Fitted Parameter l Gridded SMA
Transforms l Clark’s Unit Hydrograph l Kinematic Wave l Mod Clark Unit Hydrograph l Snyder’s Synthetic Unit Hydrograph l NRCS Dimensionless Unit Hydrograph l User-Specified S Graph l User-Specified Unit Hydrograph
Baseflow Models l Exponential Recession l Constant Monthly l Linear Reservoir l No Baseflow
Create a Meteorological Model
Enter Control Specifications
l. Create and Execute a “Run” l. View the Results l. Exit the Program
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- Dimensional modeling vs relational modeling
- Event history modeling
- Hydrologic engineering center
- Flood routing types
- Hydrologic routing
- Hydrologic losses
- Hydrologic equation
- Hydrologic abstractions
- Hydrologic routing and hydraulic routing
- Rickley hydrologic
- Continuity equation
- Hydrologic engineering center
- Water cycle the hydrologic cycle
- Applied hydrology
- River analysis system
- Hydrologic engineering center
- Near miss examples ppt
- Simple event and compound event
- Independent event vs dependent event
- Dependent events examples
- Swot analysis of event management company
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- Newsworthy event (s); background event (s); sources
- Sequence diagram of restaurant management system
- Dfd chapter 5
- System requirements checklist output example
- System modeling in software engineering
- Mathematical modelling of mechanical systems
- Event table in system analysis and design