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  • ...basin boundaries from digital elevation sources such as TINs and DEMs. The Drainage module includes all of the commands necessary to perform the automated deli The Drainage module is included with all [http://www.aquaveo.com/software/wms-pricing pa
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  • The drainage module has a number of tools to edit feature objects. The dialogs can be re [[Image:WMS Drainage Feature Arc Type.png|thumb|175 px|Drainage ''Feature Arc Type'' dialog]]
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  • ...ile so that the information can easily be transferred to a GIS. All of the drainage data computed/entered for the TIN basins and junctions (areas, lag times, s [[Category:Drainage|D]]
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  • [[File:WMSIcon Drainage Palette.png|thumb|right|The toolbar for the Drainage module.]] The toolbar for the WMS [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage module]] has a variety of tools useful for editing and creating objects wit
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  • ...or a DEM, change the active module to the Drainage module by selecting the Drainage Module. In the Project Explorer, the Drainage module has the same menus and commands as the Terrain Data module.
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  • *[[File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[WMS:Drainage Module|'''Drainage''']]. Used for basin delineation with gridded Digital Elevation Models (DEM ...[[WMS:Map Module|'''Map''']]. Used to create data layers from GIS objects (drainage, soil, land use etc.)
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  • ...into a single coverage or layer called the drainage coverage. Besides the drainage coverage, there are several other uses of Feature Object data in WMS as can
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  • ...this drainage coverage. Most of the work done will be centered around the drainage coverage which has two different purposes as outlined in the following para ...rainage polygon is tied into the tree as a drainage basin. An example of a drainage coverage used for the purpose of creating a hydrologic model is shown in th
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  • # Delineate watersheds in a drainage coverage and compute the basin data. ...e, start xpswmm, and read the XPX file into xpswmm. The polygons from the drainage coverage are saved to the XPX file as polygons, outlet points are saved as
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  • ...utlet or drainage basin. This flow can be thought of as leaving the normal drainage system at that point. It can be retrieved at a downstream outlet where the ...rainage area to be associated with the main channel output hydrograph (the drainage area fraction) using this method as well.
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  • A TIN terrain model can be used in WMS to delineate stream networks and drainage basin boundaries. Since the terrain model is an accurate geometric descript It should be emphasized that it is highly recommended to prepare the TIN for drainage analysis by using feature objects with a background elevation source. The e
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  • ...so created. If the outlet corresponds to a stream branching point, then a drainage basin for each stream branch is created. For this reason the default outle ...an outlet is deleted, the area or triangles associated with that outlet's drainage basins are reassigned to the next downstream basin.
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  • The Drainage module provides several commands for working with basins in a TIN. ...'Refine Boundaries''' command. The drainage basin boundaries option in the Drainage [[WMS:Display Options|''Display Options'']] dialog is automatically set whe
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  • * [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Delineation]]
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  • # Switch to the "Drainage Module". # Select the '''Select drainage unit or basin''' tool and double-click on the watershed to assign precipita
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  • ...by double-clicking on the DEM point from within either the Terrain Data or Drainage modules). The DEM Point of each attribute and how it is used follows: ...ecause of limited resolution. This means that it is impossible to compute drainage areas for natural depressions as TOPAZ allows "fills" depressions, no matte
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  • Reservoirs can be added to a TIN in the Drainage module. ...e '''Select Vertex''' tool to double-click on the vertex to bring up the ''Drainage Feature Point Type'' dialog where the vertex can be assigned as an outlet.
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  • : [[File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Module]]
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  • ...by connecting points which are known to lie in a stream, street, or other drainage structure. If the entered vertex string crosses triangle edges, a prompt w ...n the [[WMS:Drainage_Module_Menus#Drainage_TIN_Menu|''TIN'']] menu for the Drainage module) deletes the segment of the stream between two selected stream nodes
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  • * [[WMS:Drainage|Drainage Coverage]]
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  • ...ndash; Station (m or ft) of the upstream intersection of the stream bed or drainage channel and embankment slope ...– Station (m or ft) of downstream intersection of the stream bed or drainage channel and embankment slope. Must be greater than the upstream station.
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  • ...quality for basin delineation is that triangle edges conform to important drainage features such as streams. By using GIS Vector data to establish streams and
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  • * '''Export XPX File''' – Saves all stream network, pipe linkage, drainage outlets, and storm drain inlet nodes as an XPX file. * '''Export EPA SWMM File''' – Saves all stream network, pipe linkage, drainage outlets, and storm drain inlet nodes as an EPA SWMM (*.inp) file.
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  • ...accounts for stream networks and their associated topology, along with the drainage, channel, and hydrography data defining the project. For more information, A WMS drainage coverage is used to build the Network, Drainage, and part of the Hydrography feature datasets. 1D Hydraulic Centerline and
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  • ...and from the ''Feature Objects'' menu), and then convert the coverage to a drainage type.
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  • ...een Elevations''' command is found in the ''TIN'' and ''DEM'' menus in the Drainage module, as well as the TIN and DEM item right-click menus in the Project Ex [[Category:Drainage]]
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  • ==Drainage Basin Area== ...f having delineated a watershed from feature objects, a DEM, or a TIN, the drainage area can be computed and will automatically be updated in this field.
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  • ...u allows a user to overlay any two polygon coverages (such as land use and drainage boundaries) and derive information from them. For example a user may want t ...ge being overlayed and want to determine values for. This is typically the drainage coverage because we usually want to know the area of land use or soil "over
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  • ...n be defined from the nodes of the storm drain coverage rather than from a drainage coverage. These parameters include the area, tc, and runoff coefficients fo
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  • *Percentage of drainage basin that is impervious. *Percentage of drainage basin that is impervious.
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  • ;5.4. Drainage Module :[[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Module]]
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  • * [[WMS:TR-55 Basin Data#Drainage Basin Area|Drainage Area]]
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  • The '''DEM→Stream Arcs''' command (located in the ''DEM'' menu in the Drainage module) is used to create feature arcs from DEM points whose flow accumulat ...snap outlet points to the closest threshold cell when creating them in the Drainage module). The ''Flow Accumulations'' display option can be very useful for i
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  • ...MS is used to hold feature arcs, nodes, and polygons related to subsurface drainage networks or agricultural tile drain models. ...i/S0378377400001360|title=Drainage equations for random and irregular tile drainage systems|first=Richard A. |last=Cooke |first2=Shrinivas M. |last2=Badiger |f
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  • ...elow of the Maricopa County drainage manual (shown below) and ''A'' is the drainage area in acres. ...Surface runoff is sheet flow for short distances draining into meandering drainage paths.
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  • :*Drainage
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  • * [[WMS:Drainage Data to Feature Objects|Drainage Data to Feature Objects]]
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  • ...computed by overlaying either triangles on a TIN or basin polygons (from a drainage coverage) divided into small squares with the GIS data to calculate an Fm a # Select '''OK''' to compute losses for all drainage basins
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  • | width=400 | [[File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|16 px]] <big>'''Drainage Module'''</big> | [[Image:WMSIcon_Drainage_Palette.png|link=WMS:Drainage Tools]]
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  • ...riting an input file for the primary TOPAZ module DEDNM (Digital Elevation Drainage Network Model). DEDNM requires as input a file containing the elevations (m ...d then WMS will flag it so that TOPAZ does not fill the depression and the drainage computed. This is done using the [[WMS:DEM Point Attributes|''DEM Point Att
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  • File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|Drainage Module File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|Basin item
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  • ...ular set of information. For example, one coverage could be used to define drainage boundaries and another coverage could be used to define land use or soil zo ...nce they are created. When WMS is first launched the default coverage is a drainage coverage. When multiple coverages are created, one coverage is designated t
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  • ...graphs'' dialog to define a new hydrograph. The base flow and contributing drainage area for the hydrograph should be entered for computation purposes.
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  • The TIN and DEM menus have different commands when the Drainage module is active. ==Drainage TIN Menu==
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  • ...ported from standard GIS formatted files]]. This GIS data is overlaid with drainage basin boundaries to compute area-weighted composite model parameters for ea *Basin boundaries from the drainage boundary polygons on a drainage coverage.
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  • ...cally using the '''Compute Basin Data''' command in the ''TIN'' or ''DEM'' Drainage module menus, or in the ''Feature Objects'' Map module menu. If a TIN, DEM,
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  • ...lable in the [[WMS:Terrain Data Module|Terrain]] and [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage]] modules. ...ailable in the WMS:Terrain Data Module|Terrain]] and [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage]] modules.
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  • ...rall watershed into sub-basins including the effect of routing through any drainage channels. ...r sub-basins, including the ability to account for routing and lag through drainage channels and detention basins.
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  • ...f small rural drainage basins and is the most widely used method for urban drainage design. The rational method equation is given below:
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  • ...alue will be interpolated as long as you are in either the Terrain Data or Drainage modules. For example even if you have a TIN loaded, but are in the map modu
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  • ...cally using the '''Compute Basin Data''' command in the ''TIN'' or ''DEM'' Drainage module menus, or in the ''Feature Objects'' Map module menu. If a TIN, DEM, ...be computed by selecting the Compute Basin Data command in the TIN or DEM Drainage module menus, or in the Feature Objects Map module menu.
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  • * ''Link Outlets and Inlets'' &ndash; Brings up the ''Link Storm Drain and Drainage Nodes'' dialog. ==Link Storm Drain and Drainage Nodes==
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  • ...rstand the terrain surface better. TINs are used for basin delineation and drainage analysis. Basin areas and several other geometric parameters can be compute
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  • ...t one cell in length or less) stub stream is created so that only a single drainage will be used. Remember that WMS will create a separate basin for each upstr When the drainage coverage feature objects are used to create a hydrologic model the area of
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  • ...ng of rainfall for water from the hydraulically most remote portion of the drainage area to reach the point of concentration. For a Orange County analysis, the
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  • A TIN can be created from a set of feature objects in a drainage coverage using the '''Create TIN''' command in the ''Feature Objects'' menu ...IN from feature objects will insure that the TIN is optimal for performing drainage analysis because the new TIN will be built “around” the feature objects
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  • ...ins : The ''Add'' | '''Basin''' command of the ''Tree'' menu defines a new drainage basin for the selected outlet point. Any number of sub basins can be associ ...her outlet. Diversions are defined by first selecting an outlet point or a drainage basin where the flow is diverted and then selecting the ''Add'' | '''Divers
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  • ...nundation Polygon'' step is used to define a flood inundation polygon if a drainage coverage with a polygon defining the inundation area does not already exist
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  • ...ue corresponds to the soil group, cover complex, and imperviousness of the drainage subarea. ''Fm'' is calculated by the following equation: ''Fm = ap * Fp'' w
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  • ...e ''TIN'' tab has the ''DEM'' tab and the ''TIN-Drainage'' tab. Also the ''Drainage Data'' tab controls the display of text with computed geometric parameters
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  • ...watershed and behaves identically to the '''Select Basin''' tools from the Drainage module.
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  • After defining basins with a DEM the results are converted to a drainage coverage for easier data storage and manipulation. It is also possible to [
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  • ...a river flux drainage boundary condition, and simple drain is a drain flux drainage boundary condition. The input options for simple river and simple drain are
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  • # Run Topaz (Drainage module) # Create the outlet(s) (Drainage module tools)
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  • ...parameters. Enter the value manually if not having delineated from a DEM, drainage coverage, or TIN. #Variable values derived from a DEM or Drainage coverage will automatically be placed in the appropriate edit fields. Othe
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  • ...graphs'' dialog to define a new hydrograph. The base flow and contributing drainage area for the hydrograph should be entered for computation purposes. ...the ''Define Cross Section'' dialog. If flow is defined in csm, define the drainage area of the basin in square miles.
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  • ...omatically converted to a node first and then the attribute type is set to drainage outlet. ...ps, or polygons. The one exception being that if the active coverage is a “drainage” type coverage, stream arcs are not used to create polygons. If wanting a
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  • The Denver Lag Time Equation was developed by the Denver Area Urban Drainage and Flood Control District (Wright-McLaughlin Engineers, 1975)
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  • ...coverage can be generated so that regions can automatically be mapped to a drainage coverage when performing hydrologic analysis using the NSS regression equat
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  • ...utlet or drainage basin. This flow can be thought of as leaving the normal drainage system at that point. It can be retrieved at a downstream outlet where the
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  • ...boundaries, so it may be required to import multiple files to make up the drainage coverage in WMS.
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  • ...ine Cross Section'' dialog. If flow is defined in csm, you must define the drainage area of the basin in square miles.
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  • ...sin delineation and is not sufficient in most cases for actually doing the drainage delineation. Even if beginning with TIN data, create another [[WMS:Creating ...lation|Delaunay triangulation]] is not necessarily the best for performing drainage delineation because it does not ensure that important linear features such
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  • ...ld always define them from “downstream” to “upstream” in the same way that drainage arcs are defined. #Switch to the '''Drainage''' module.
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  • *[[File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|16 px]] [[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Module]]
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  • A complete list of variables computed for drainage basins that are available for use in defining equations, along with the acr
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  • ...use the '''Drainage Data &rarr; Feature Objects''' command found in the ''Drainage'' menu prior to exporting the HMS files.
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  • ...s the total precipitation depth for the storm. The storm area is the total drainage area at the point where the standard project flood is to be estimated. For # Enter the storm area. This is equal to the total drainage area at the point where the exceedance probability will be inferred for the
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  • ...le layer (or a point, line, and polygon shapefile layer in the case of the drainage coverage) directly into a coverage, using the ''File'' | '''Open''' command |Drainage Point type<sup>'''*'''</sup>||draintype||0=Generic <br> 5=Drainage outlet point <br> 29=Route point
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  • * [[WMS:Drainage_Module_Menus#Drainage_DEM_Menu|Drainage DEM Menu]]
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  • ...ular set of information. For example, one coverage could be used to define drainage boundaries, and another coverage could be used to define [[WMS:Land Use Cov
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  • ...ral watersheds ranged from 1.5 to 2.8. ("Estimating Design Flows for Urban Drainage." Russell, S. Kenning, B. and Sunnell, G. ASCE Journal of the Hydraulics Di
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  • Right-clicking on a basin [[File:Drainage Module Icon.svg|16 px]] or outlet [[File:HydrologicStationData.svg|16 px]]
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  • ...s are computed using TOPAZ ('''Compute TOPAZ Flow Data''' command in the ''Drainage'' menu). This program uses an eight-point pour technique to determine the d ...ture arcs should be converted to "outlet" nodes by using the feature [[WMS:Drainage|''point/node attributes'' dialog]]. As these nodes are converted the hydrol
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  • ...r TIN using the '''Compute Basin Data''' command in the ''TIN'' or ''DEM'' Drainage module menus, or in the ''Feature Objects'' Map module menu.
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  • :* Drainage data will be lost and not transferred as part of the merged TIN. * [[WMS:Drainage_Module_Menus#Drainage_TIN_Menu|Drainage TIN Menu]]
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  • #''Drainage Area'': Computed by WMS
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  • ;5.2. Drainage Module :[[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Module]]
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  • ...points that must be changed in order to have a corresponding effect on the drainage characteristics of a watershed. However, there are a few things that can be
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  • ...GIS data layer features to. For example, the default coverage in WMS is a drainage coverage and so, if about to map soil polygons, create a new coverage and m
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  • ''Gage (PG)'' &ndash; Gages can be used with or without a terrain model. If drainage basins have been defined using a TIN, the appropriate gage weights (using t *''TRSPC:'' &ndash; Precipitation adjustment (between 0 and 1.0) based on drainage area size. If this value is set at zero HEC-1 will default it to the approp
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  • ;5.4. Drainage Module :[[WMS:Drainage Module|Drainage Module]]
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  • ...d and WMS zooms to a window which encompasses the confluence point and all drainage basins and outlet points attached to the confluence point. Select the basin
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  • However, TINs can be used for basin delineation and drainage analysis. Basin areas and several other geometric parameters can be compute ...gle edges in the resulting TIN will conform to streams and other important drainage features, identify them with feature objects. A rough basin boundary defini
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  • **''AUXDEPTHNAME'' &ndash; Auxiliary variable defining depth at which drainage discharge will be scaled.
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  • ...ndaries and so it may be required to import multiple files to make up the drainage coverage in SMS.
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  • ...is, J.L., Doherty, C.L., Stein, S.M., Warner, J.C., September 2009, “Urban Drainage Design Manual, Hydraulic Engineering Circular No. 22, Third Edition”, FHW
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  • ...ons as removing duplicate vertices, insertion of break lines, and dividing drainage boundaries. Normally is not necessary to change this value, but occasionall
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  • ...ctual embankment. These embankment arcs often represent roads that cross a drainage. The embankment arc can intersect a stream arc and an in-stream hydraulic s
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  • ...ble. This precludes the existence of elements whose slope, or direction of drainage is ambiguous.
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  • ...3.pdf] and FHWA publication Hydraulic Engineering Circular (HEC) 22, Urban Drainage Design Manual [http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/engineering/hydraulics/library_arc.c ...ded in the FHWA publication Hydraulic Engineering Circular (HEC) 22, Urban Drainage Design Manual [http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/engineering/hydraulics/library_arc.c
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  • ...butary in WMS. Tributaries are conceptualized by using stream arcs on the Drainage coverage. Stream arcs are created by: ...ts, weirs, and dams with rating curves and release schedules. Sub-surface drainage networks are currently being tested in a research version of the code.
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  • ...able) interbeds. It also includes the ability to simulate interbeds where drainage from the interbed is immediate (no-delay) or delayed. The MODFLOW SUB pack
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  • In addition to stream network and drainage basin delineation, WMS can also be used to perform floodplain delineation.
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  • ....J., Jones, N.L., and Miller, A.W. (March 1994). "An algorithm for precise drainage basin delineation," ''ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering,'' 120(3): 298- ...Martz, L.M. (March 1993). "Case application of the automated extraction of drainage network and subwatershed characteristics from digital elevation models by D
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  • ...e certain objects depending on the active module when the Map, Terrain, or Drainage modules are activated. These objects are created in layers, like sheets of
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  • ...amic behaviour in coastal waters, estuaries, rivers, floodplains and urban drainage environments have complex 2D flow patterns that would be awkward to represe
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  • ...ndash; An element of HMS that allows flow to be diverted from an outlet or drainage basin. ...utlet or drainage basin. This flow can be thought of as leaving the normal drainage system at that point. It can be [[WMS:Topologic Trees#Retrieving Diversions
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  • # Go into the ''Display Options'' under ''Drainage'' and turn on the ''Maximum Flow Distance and Maximum Flow Slope''.
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  • The option to ''Assign Hydrographs Automatically'' can be used providing a drainage coverage and centerline coverage are being used to set up the hydrologic an
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  • ...l stream" &ndash; General stream arcs are identical to streams defined for drainage coverages and are used when going back and forth between coverage types. Ge
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  • | DRN, drainage, shapefile, MODFLOW | shapefiles, basin delineation, watershed delineation, drainage coverage
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  • ***"Drainage"
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  • ...n, E.J., N.L. Jones, and A.W. Miller, March 1994 "An algorithm for precise drainage basin delineation," ASCE Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, pp. 298-312.[htt
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  • *14286 Exporting shapefiles from a drainage coverage adds extra table data, and doesn't import into ArcGIS. *14286 Exporting shapefiles from a drainage coverage adds extra table data, and doesn't import into ArcGIS.
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