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• WMS:Variables Computed by WMS
  ...e available for use in defining equations, along with the acronyms used in WMS is given below: ...A triangle or cell's slope is computed as the change in elevation divided by the change in XY or plan distance.
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• WMS:Equation Variables
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• WMS:WMS Variables
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Variables Computed by WMS]]
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• WMS:Variables
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Variables Computed by WMS]]
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• WMS:Computed Variables
  #REDIRECT [[WMS:Variables Computed by WMS]]
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• WMS:Customizing Equations
  ...variable names corresponding to the basin data computed by WMS, or enter variables that to define. The variable definition is displayed and edited in the Defi ...ing so will result in any variables being identified and displayed in the Variables text window along with their definitions. The rules of precedence are typi
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• WMS:Lag Time and Time of Concentration
  ...fall event, and are primarily a function of the geometry of the watershed. WMS provides two powerful methods of computing travel times for lag time and ti ...e a function of the [[WMS: Variables Computed by WMS|geometric parameters computed from digital terrain models]].
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• WMS:TIN Basins
  ...ndaries''' command. The drainage basin boundaries option in the Drainage [[WMS:Display Options|''Display Options'']] dialog is automatically set when defi ..._Menu|''TIN'']] menu for the Drainage module. This process is accomplished by tracing paths of maximum upward gradient along boundaries, splitting triang
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• WMS:Travel Times from Basin Data
  ...computed. The process of computing travel times for a selected basin from computed basin data involves the following two steps: # [[WMS:Assigning an Equation|Select an equation]] (or create a new one).
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• WMS:Combining Arc Travel Times
  ...travel times of all arcs within a basin or between outlets. This is done by selecting the basin or outlet then choosing the '''Compute Travel Time''' ...re time computation types and methods can be selected. This dialog has a [[WMS:Customizing Equations|'''Modify Equation''']]and a '''User Defined''' optio
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• WMS:Variables Computed by WMS
  ...e available for use in defining equations, along with the acronyms used in WMS is given below: ...A triangle or cell's slope is computed as the change in elevation divided by the change in XY or plan distance.
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• WMS:Assigning an Equation
  ...riables are defined the ''Instructions / Results'' window will display the computed lag time or time of concentration. Accessed by selecting '''Compute Parameters-Basin Data''' in the ''HEC-1 Unit Hydrograp
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• WMS:Time Computation
  ...quations used for travel time are functions of flow path length and slope, WMS automatically determines the length of the arc, and if a TIN or DEM is avai ...ry of equations or as a user-defined equation. The predefined equations in WMS include TR55, FHWA, and Maricopa County. For example, TR55 includes the sta
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• WMS:Soil Type Coverage
  Indicates which application(s) to use the soil type coverage for by selecting the appropriate toggle boxes in the ''Display parameters'' (lower ...ng, it's necessary to link the appropriate soil type variables to each ID. WMS allows completing this in one of two ways. First of all, with the soil type
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• WMS:HEC-HMS Loss Methods
  The Green and Ampt method requires the following variables to be defined: ...:Compute GIS Attributes|determined from GIS data layers automatically]] in WMS.
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• WMS:NSS Computing Peak Discharges
  #[[WMS:NSS_Computing_Peak_Discharges#Overlapping_Regions|Select the region equatio ...tomatically be placed in the appropriate edit fields. Other variables not computed will need to be defined.
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• WMS:DEM Basins
  ...n ID already given to the arcs. The Define Basins procedure then continues by tracing the flow paths of the remaining DEM points until a point that has a ...command) that "intercept" flow along a line that might not be represented by the underlying elevations. An example of this is along a highway embankment
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• WMS:Land Use Coverage
  A Land Use coverage in WMS has a different purpose depending on the model and/or model parameters assi Indicate which application(s) to use the land use coverage for by selecting the appropriate toggle boxes in the ''Display parameters'' (lower
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• WMS:WMS User Manual vol. 2
  |title=WMS User Manual (v10.0), Volume 2 == WMS User Manual (v10.0)==
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• WMS:Repeated Use of an Equation
  ...for projects, set up the equation in a text file in the same directory as WMS. It will be read in and set up as the user defined equation automatically. '''UNITS''' – Units of the computed result. Possible values for units include: laghour, lagmin, tchour, tcmin,
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• WMS:MODRAT
  ...e represented by a rainfall mass curve. Given any combination of the above variables, MODRAT will compute hydrographs for each subarea and mainline or lateral c ...MODRAT model interface and parameter computations done by WMS are approved by the LACDPW for hydrologic studies.
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