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SPDAT Rainfall and Streamflow Analysis at Mobile, Alabama

L. Coe / C. Moore

This Dredging Operations and Environmental Research (DOER) program technical note (TN) seeks to explain how the Storm and Precipitation Dredging Analysis Tool (SPDAT) can be used to determine dredging response to varying rainfall levels at a given site. This TN will focus on the historical dredging records in the Mobile Bay Ship Channel and rainfall levels in that area. The analysis presented in this TN will form the basis for how the tool methodology can be used to and compare rainfall and dredging records to determine response trends at other sites. The results from the tool analysis can inform dredging managers about how much dredging may be expected under similar rainfall or tropical storm conditions for future cycles.

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SPDAT Rainfall and Streamflow Analysis at Mobile, Alabama

L. Coe / C. Moore

This Dredging Operations and Environmental Research (DOER) program technical note (TN) seeks to explain how the Storm and Precipitation Dredging Analysis Tool (SPDAT) can be used to determine dredging response to varying rainfall levels at a given site. This TN will focus on the historical dredging records in the Mobile Bay Ship Channel and rainfall levels in that area. The analysis presented in this TN will form the basis for how the tool methodology can be used to and compare rainfall and dredging records to determine response trends at other sites. The results from the tool analysis can inform dredging managers about how much dredging may be expected under similar rainfall or tropical storm conditions for future cycles.

SPDAT Rainfall and Streamflow Analysis at Mobile, Alabama

L. Coe / C. Moore

This Dredging Operations and Environmental Research (DOER) program technical note (TN) seeks to explain how the Storm and Precipitation Dredging Analysis Tool (SPDAT) can be used to determine dredging response to varying rainfall levels at a given site. This TN will focus on the historical dredging records in the Mobile Bay Ship Channel and rainfall levels in that area. The analysis presented in this TN will form the basis for how the tool methodology can be used to and compare rainfall and dredging records to determine response trends at other sites. The results from the tool analysis can inform dredging managers about how much dredging may be expected under similar rainfall or tropical storm conditions for future cycles.

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Title:

SPDAT Rainfall and Streamflow Analysis at Mobile, Alabama

Contributors:

L. Coe (author) / C. Moore (author)

Publication date:

2020

Size:

11 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Meteorological Data Collection, Analysis, & Weather Forecasting , Dredging , Rainfall , Precipitation , Atmospheric precipitation , Hydrometeors , Spdat(storm and precipitation dredging analysis tool)

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