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Calculation of Abstractions Using GIS. Gaurav Garg CVEN 689 Dept Of Civil Engg. Presentation Objectives. Definition of Abstractions. Methodology Data Gathering Data Processing using GIS Analysis using MS-Excel Interpretation with GIS Results. Abstractions.
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Calculation of Abstractions Using GIS Gaurav Garg CVEN 689 Dept Of Civil Engg
Presentation Objectives • Definition of Abstractions. • Methodology • Data Gathering • Data Processing using GIS • Analysis using MS-Excel • Interpretation with GIS • Results
Abstractions The part of the precipitation that does not contribute to the runoff. It includes- • Infiltration • Depression Storage • Interception • Evapo-Transpiration
Infiltration Techniques • Richard’s Equation • Horton’s Method • Green and Ampt Method • SCS Curve Number Method • Initial loss plus Constant loss Method
Data Collection • DEM for delineating watersheds • STATSGO – Soils Data Polygons • NWS – Weather Stations Points • Green-Ampt parameters ( Clapp and Hornberger 1978) • Assumed Uniform Precipitation
Delineating Watersheds Using CRWR-Prepro Main steps involved: - • Flow Direction • Flow Accumulation • Stream Network • Delineate Watersheds
Guadalupe Watershed Texas STATSGO Intersection
Procedure of Calculating Infiltration • Green-Ampt Model Assumptions: • Soil is homogeneous with depth. • Infiltration wetting front is perfectly sharp and is same everywhere in horizontal. For this project a constant precipitation of 6cms for 2 hrs has been assumed.
Green-Ampt Equation • f(t) = Kh [1+( |Ψf|*(Φ-θ0)] F(t) f(t) = infiltration at time t F(t) = cumulative infiltration Kh = Hydraulic conductivity |Ψf|= Suction Head (Φ-θ0)= Change in moisture content