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Old 04-01-1999, 03:43 PM
Kaveh Zomorodi, Ph.D.
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Main Stream as TRANSPORT conduit

Hello All,

I am assigned to use SWMM on 64 Sq. Miles mostly urban watershed. Due to the large modeling area and lack of detailed data, I intend do a coarse (semi-lumped) modeling by using 14 sub-watersheds in RUNOFF and connecting them in TRANSPORT with the sewer system actually only representing the main natural stream. I wonder if you have any particular experience or suggestions or comments for this case.

Also, I am required to use SWMM for simulation of a 288 Sq. Miles watershed with less than 15% urban areas. I know that SWMM is not the best choice for this case, but I appreciate experiencessuggestions for a better application of it under this condition.

Kaveh Zomorodi, Ph.D.
National Institute for Environmental Renewal
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Old 04-01-1999, 04:00 PM
William James
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Re: Main Stream as TRANSPORT conduit

Of the sample input datafiles on my website, the particular set you could look at involves RUNOFF-TRANSPORT-STORAGE for design of a stormwater system (no net increase in runoff). Visit:

http://www.eos.uoguelph.ca/webfiles/...ormsewerdesign

You must enter the whole URL on one line. The sample is taken from McGhee's textbook.

Where is it proven that SWMM is not "best" for %I<0.15? I would say simply: "Since it does not have the process code, do not use SWMM if you need to route/track groundwater".

$0.02, thanks.
Bill James
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