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Use HEC-HMS to perform
calculations similar to those of HEC-1, covering a
variety of precipitation and runoff processes.
Precipitation Modeling
Model hypothetical storm events based on frequency.
Use the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers standard project
storm for hypothetical storms in the U.S. east of the
Rocky Mountains.
Consider historical storm events through cell-based
precipitation data.
Import precipitation data from other sources.
Specify gages and a method of weighting the gages,
including user-defined and inverse distance-squared
weighting.
Basin Modeling
Compute sub-basin runoff in either a lumped or linearly
distributed fashion.
Determine losses based on several methods, including
Green & Ampt, SCS Curve Number, gridded SCS Curve
Number, and the Initial/Constant method.
Transform precipitation to runoff through either unit
hydrograph methods (Clark, Snyder, or SCS) or Kinematic
Wave methods.
Route hydrographs using Kinematic Wave, Modified Puls,
Muskingum, or Muskingum-Cunge.
Divert flow, either losing the diverted hydrograph or
adding it back in further downstream.
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