This document provides instructions for Assignment 7 which asks students to use the unit hydrograph method to determine the hydrograph for a 100-year 24-hour storm in the Virgil Creek watershed and evaluate the ability of the Dryden flood control dam to withstand it. Students must submit a one page executive summary with the maximum flow rate and a graph of the final hydrograph with all calculations in an appendix. The document directs students to find watershed parameters on the Cayuga Lake Mapping Project website to complete the assignment.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 7 which asks students to use the unit hydrograph method to determine the hydrograph for a 100-year 24-hour storm in the Virgil Creek watershed and evaluate the ability of the Dryden flood control dam to withstand it. Students must submit a one page executive summary with the maximum flow rate and a graph of the final hydrograph with all calculations in an appendix. The document directs students to find watershed parameters on the Cayuga Lake Mapping Project website to complete the assignment.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 7 which asks students to use the unit hydrograph method to determine the hydrograph for a 100-year 24-hour storm in the Virgil Creek watershed and evaluate the ability of the Dryden flood control dam to withstand it. Students must submit a one page executive summary with the maximum flow rate and a graph of the final hydrograph with all calculations in an appendix. The document directs students to find watershed parameters on the Cayuga Lake Mapping Project website to complete the assignment.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 7 which asks students to use the unit hydrograph method to determine the hydrograph for a 100-year 24-hour storm in the Virgil Creek watershed and evaluate the ability of the Dryden flood control dam to withstand it. Students must submit a one page executive summary with the maximum flow rate and a graph of the final hydrograph with all calculations in an appendix. The document directs students to find watershed parameters on the Cayuga Lake Mapping Project website to complete the assignment.
Next week you will be asked to evaluate the dry dam in Dryden for its ability to withstand the 100-year 24-hr storm in the Virgil Creek watershed. To do this, you first need to determine the hydrograph using the unit hydrograph method for the 24 hour storm. Hand in a one page executive summary of your results, including the maximum flow rate associated with this storm. Also attach as an appendix a graph of your final hydrograph and all your calculations.
Watershed Parameters can be found on the Cayuga Lake Mapping Project web site.