The Curve Number method is a widely used tool for modeling runoff in ungaged watersheds. The initial abstraction ratio (Ia/S = X) is one of the most questionable points in the NRCS Curve Number model. In this study, 307 watersheds or plots were used to investigate the distribution of X. values, the relationship between Ia and S, and the influence of watershed attributes on k, Ta and CN. There are no or a weak relationship between Ia and S within a watershed, and a negative relationship across watersheds. X values vary from 0 to 0.996 for all the analyzed data. A k value of 0.05 fits better than 0.2. The forest landuse has the highest S, lowest Ia and X. X and CN decrease along with the increase of drainage area. CN is negatively related wit...
Employing a large dataset of 84 small watersheds (area = 0.17 to 71.99 ha) of U.S.A., this paper inv...
In mountainous watersheds, rainfall generates runoff quickly because of the decreased depression sto...
Highway infrastructure is a major non-point source of storm water runoff and associated pollutants. ...
The Runoff Curve Number method is a widely used and accepted technique for modeling runoff in ungage...
ABSTRACT The Curve Number (CN) method is extensively used for predict surface runoff from storm eve...
The curve number (CN) method was developed more than half a century ago and is still used in many w...
The whole work is about runoff curve numbers. This method was developed by Soil Conservation Service...
The selection of curve number to represent watersheds with similar land use and land cover is often ...
The soil conservation service - curve number method is a globally used approach to simulations of su...
The Curve Number method is one of the most commonly applied methods to describe the relationship bet...
Abstract:Many engineers and hydrologists use the curve number method to estimate runoff from ungaged...
The Curve Number method is widely used in hydrology because it’s simply based on a single parameter,...
Traditionally, the rational formula that embodies runoff coefficient in the equation has widely been...
Quantifying runoff from a storm event is a crucial part of rainfall-runoff model development. The ob...
Not AvailableUSDA-SCS (now NRCS) Curve Number method is most widely used for runoff estimation due t...
Employing a large dataset of 84 small watersheds (area = 0.17 to 71.99 ha) of U.S.A., this paper inv...
In mountainous watersheds, rainfall generates runoff quickly because of the decreased depression sto...
Highway infrastructure is a major non-point source of storm water runoff and associated pollutants. ...
The Runoff Curve Number method is a widely used and accepted technique for modeling runoff in ungage...
ABSTRACT The Curve Number (CN) method is extensively used for predict surface runoff from storm eve...
The curve number (CN) method was developed more than half a century ago and is still used in many w...
The whole work is about runoff curve numbers. This method was developed by Soil Conservation Service...
The selection of curve number to represent watersheds with similar land use and land cover is often ...
The soil conservation service - curve number method is a globally used approach to simulations of su...
The Curve Number method is one of the most commonly applied methods to describe the relationship bet...
Abstract:Many engineers and hydrologists use the curve number method to estimate runoff from ungaged...
The Curve Number method is widely used in hydrology because it’s simply based on a single parameter,...
Traditionally, the rational formula that embodies runoff coefficient in the equation has widely been...
Quantifying runoff from a storm event is a crucial part of rainfall-runoff model development. The ob...
Not AvailableUSDA-SCS (now NRCS) Curve Number method is most widely used for runoff estimation due t...
Employing a large dataset of 84 small watersheds (area = 0.17 to 71.99 ha) of U.S.A., this paper inv...
In mountainous watersheds, rainfall generates runoff quickly because of the decreased depression sto...
Highway infrastructure is a major non-point source of storm water runoff and associated pollutants. ...