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Title: UNIFYING UNIT HYDROGRAPH METHODS

Author
item Hjelmfelt Jr, Allen

Submitted to: International Conference on Water Resources Engineering Proceedings
Publication Type: Proceedings
Publication Acceptance Date: August 18, 1995
Publication Date: N/A

Technical Abstract: The basis of the unit hydrograph methods of Clark, Snyder, and Mockus (Soil Conservation Service) were explored to show their common aspects. Equations for peak discharge and time-to-peak were first developed by routing a triangular time-area-rainfall diagram through a linear reservoir following the Clark approach. This led directly to the Snyder method. The Mockus approach was shown to yield equations for peak discharge and time-to-peak that were quite similar to those of Snyder.

   
 
 
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