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Like land use, soil type coverages/grids can be used to map model parameters. Tables with corresponding runoff coefficients, Green & Ampt parameters, or CASC2D values for different can be mapped. The CASC2D tables are the same as defined in the land use section. Runoff coefficient table definitions and examples are given in Figure 1 and Figure 2.
Like land use, soil type coverages/grids can be used to map model parameters. Tables with corresponding runoff coefficients, Green & Ampt parameters, or CASC2D values for different can be mapped. The CASC2D tables are the same as defined in the land use section. Runoff coefficient table definitions and examples are given in Figure 1 and Figure 2.


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|ID1, "Soil type description 1", RC1
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''Figure 1. Soil Type Runoff Coefficient File Format.''


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|1, "Highly impervious", 1.0
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''Figure 2. Sample Soil Type Runoff Coefficient File.''
   
   
Green & Ampt mapping file definitions and an example are given in Figure 3 and Figure 4.
Green & Ampt mapping file definitions and an example are given in Figure 3 and Figure 4.


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|ID1, "Soil type description 1", XKSAT1, RTIMP1, PCTEFFECTIVE1
|ID1, "Soil type description 1", XKSAT1, RTIMP1, PCTEFFECTIVE1
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|IDn, "Soil type description n", XKSATn, RTIMPn, PCTEFFECTIVEn
|IDn, "Soil type description n", XKSATn, RTIMPn, PCTEFFECTIVEn
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''Figure 3. Green & Ampt Soil Table File Format.''


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|19, "Gunsight-Cipriano complex, 1-7% Slope", 0.63, 50.0, 0.0
|19, "Gunsight-Cipriano complex, 1-7% Slope", 0.63, 50.0, 0.0
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''Figure 4. Sample Green & Ampt Soil Table File.''





Latest revision as of 16:04, 24 February 2016

Like land use, soil type coverages/grids can be used to map model parameters. Tables with corresponding runoff coefficients, Green & Ampt parameters, or CASC2D values for different can be mapped. The CASC2D tables are the same as defined in the land use section. Runoff coefficient table definitions and examples are given in Figure 1 and Figure 2.

Figure 1. Soil Type Runoff Coefficient File Format
ID1, "Soil type description 1", RC1
ID2, "Soil type description 2", RC2
ID3, "Soil type description 3", RC3
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IDn, "Soil type description n", RCn
Figure 2. Sample Soil Type Runoff Coefficient File
1, "Highly impervious", 1.0
2, "Slightly pervious", .9
3, "Moderately pervious", .75
4, "Highly pervious", .5

Green & Ampt mapping file definitions and an example are given in Figure 3 and Figure 4.

Figure 3. Green & Ampt Soil Table File Format
ID1, "Soil type description 1", XKSAT1, RTIMP1, PCTEFFECTIVE1
ID2, "Soil type description 2", XKSAT2, RTIMP2, PCTEFFECTIVE2
ID3, "Soil type description 3", XKSAT3, RTIMP3, PCTEFFECTIVE3
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IDn, "Soil type description n", XKSATn, RTIMPn, PCTEFFECTIVEn
Figure 4. Sample Green & Ampt Soil Table File
19, "Gunsight-Cipriano complex, 1-7% Slope", 0.63, 50.0, 0.0
18, "Greyeagle-Suncity Variant complex, 1-7% Slope", 0.23, 50.0, 0.0
17, "Gachado-Lomitas-Rock outcrop complex, 7-55% Slope", 0.16, 50.0, 20.0
72, "Lehmans-Rock outcrop complex, 8-65% Slope", 0.09, 50.0, 30.0