Modeling runoff using modified SCS curve number method in Shivalik micro-watershed

By:

Raina, Ashok Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2009Edition: Soil and Water EngineeringDescription: 29cm; 213LIn the ThesisSubject(s):

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T 627.54 R13M

Summary: In engineering practice, simple methods are important for predicting runoff from watersheds particularly for flood forecasting and water balance calculations. In the present study, it is illustrated that the often used SCS runoff curve-number approach in

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In engineering practice, simple methods are important for predicting runoff from watersheds particularly for flood forecasting and water balance calculations. In the present study, it is illustrated that the often used SCS runoff curve-number approach in

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