An Infiltration Based Runoff Model For Use With a Design Store
W. J. Rawls, D. L. Brakensiek
Abstract
W. J. Rawls, D. L. Brakensiek
Abstract
The feasibility of using an infiltration approach for routine runoff prediction has become a reality with the development of approximate infiltration models based on physical principles and infiltration parameter inputs based on readily available soil properties. This paper presents a design storm infiltration-based runoff procedure for use at ungaged locations. The procedure which utilizes the Green-Ampt infiltration equation for predicting the distribution of rainfall excess for design storms is presented. Basic input is readily available soil texture and porosity data.
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The feasibility of using an infiltration approach for routine runoff prediction has become a reality with the development of approximate infiltration models based on physical principles and infiltration parameter inputs based on readily available soil properties. This paper presents a design storm infiltration-based runoff procedure for use at ungaged locations. The procedure which utilizes the Green-Ampt infiltration equation for predicting the distribution of rainfall excess for design storms is presented. Basic input is readily available soil texture and porosity data.
Key concepts: Infiltration (HVAC), Surface runoff, Environmental science, Storm, Runoff curve number, Hydrology (agriculture), Stormwater, Soil texture