Abstract: The storm‐water management model (SWMM) is applied to a 10‐sq‐mi urbanized residential area. The application is intentionally constrained to a rather gross spatial scale (no modeling of storm sewer transport) in order to ...

Abstract: An integrated, rainfall‐runoff and runoff‐receiving waterquality modeling protocol was developed to quantify the impact of combined sewer overflow events on in‐stream dissolved oxygen concentration. Modeling assumptions ...

Abstract: Version 5.0 of the ARC/INFO geographic information system (GIS) does not support a single command to correctly determine the centroid of a polygon. The CREATELABELS command, which is intended to center a polygon label, was ...

Abstract: The stormwater runoff quantity component of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers storage, treatment, overflow, and runoff model (STORM) program has been successfully calibrated and verified for a residential community located ...

Abstract: A water quality modeling project was undertaken to estimate non-point-source loading and associated water quality impacts for the Carson River in Nevada. As part of the modeling initiative, the WASP5 program was modified ...

Abstract: A hypothetical watershed was constructed to test the efficacy of using the ARC/INFO geographic information system to provide spatially related input for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC‐1 hydrologic model. The ARC/INFO ...