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Tacitly maximized small watershed flood estimates
Simple graphical method is presented for predicting maximum flood peak on ungaged rural watersheds ranging in size from 1/5 to 5 sq mi; procedure involves use of two charts, use of infiltration tables for soils and their vegetal covers, and knowledge of length of longest collector, height-drop across watershed, and 30-min rainfall extreme; design values involve latent maximization of peaks from longer or shorter rainfall durations; results obtained from applying this method are compared to 83 floods observed on 29 watersheds in 11 locations of continental United States.
Tacitly maximized small watershed flood estimates
Simple graphical method is presented for predicting maximum flood peak on ungaged rural watersheds ranging in size from 1/5 to 5 sq mi; procedure involves use of two charts, use of infiltration tables for soils and their vegetal covers, and knowledge of length of longest collector, height-drop across watershed, and 30-min rainfall extreme; design values involve latent maximization of peaks from longer or shorter rainfall durations; results obtained from applying this method are compared to 83 floods observed on 29 watersheds in 11 locations of continental United States.
Tacitly maximized small watershed flood estimates
ASCE -- Proc (J Hydraulics Div)
Reich, B.M. (author) / Hiemstra, L.A.V. (author)
1965
29 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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