PENNSYLVANIA STATE URBAN HYDROLOGY MODEL AS A TOOL FOR HIGHWAY DRAINAGE DESIGN
TA Seybert, DF Kibler - Transportation Research Record, 1990 - trid.trb.org
TA Seybert, DF Kibler
Transportation Research Record, 1990•trid.trb.orgThe capabilities of the Pennsylvania State Urban Hydrology Model are presented. The
model contains 17 subprograms that perform various hydrologic and hydraulic operations,
which include curve number weighting, travel time, swale design, hydrograph combining,
graphics plotting, rainfall calculations, Soil Conservation Service (SCS) unit hydrograph,
SCS tabular hydrograph, modified rational hydrograph, Muskingum channel routing,
modified Puls routing, and multiple-stage outlet analysis. The model operates on an IBM …
model contains 17 subprograms that perform various hydrologic and hydraulic operations,
which include curve number weighting, travel time, swale design, hydrograph combining,
graphics plotting, rainfall calculations, Soil Conservation Service (SCS) unit hydrograph,
SCS tabular hydrograph, modified rational hydrograph, Muskingum channel routing,
modified Puls routing, and multiple-stage outlet analysis. The model operates on an IBM …
The capabilities of the Pennsylvania State Urban Hydrology Model are presented. The model contains 17 subprograms that perform various hydrologic and hydraulic operations, which include curve number weighting, travel time, swale design, hydrograph combining, graphics plotting, rainfall calculations, Soil Conservation Service (SCS) unit hydrograph, SCS tabular hydrograph, modified rational hydrograph, Muskingum channel routing, modified Puls routing, and multiple-stage outlet analysis. The model operates on an IBM personal computer or compatible and is menu driven. An example is presented to illustrate the use of the model.
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