Abstract: The method of residuals was recently used by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to delineate seven flood regions for the state of Kentucky. An alternative approach is to use cluster analysis in conjunction with important ...

Abstract: One means to increase effective water supply yield is to have pumpedwater intertie of reservoirs. The management of Hoover Reservoir and its associated pumped‐water intertie with Alum Creek Reservoir in the water supply ...

Abstract: In the past, flash floods were characterized by rainfall and limited effort was made to examine them from a runoff perspective. For example, the question of how flash floods differ from other floods remains to be investigated. ...

Abstract: Stormwater runoff–induced polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) increasingly raise concerns about groundwater quality and safety. Among stormwater management infrastructures and facilities, pavement plays an important ...

Abstract: The use of geographic information systems (GIS) can make the task of compiling necessary spatial data and the required hydrologic parameters for modeling watershed runoff relatively easy. Furthermore, recent advances in ...