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<br />Second Job Card, J2. <br />variables in the data bank <br />required for analysis. <br /> <br />This required card describes the number of data <br />and the sequence number (location) of the variables <br /> <br />Subbasin Data Cards, EQ, SL, LU, SB. These particular cards are, in <br /> <br /> <br />general, utilized in the different computational methods, either the SCS or <br /> <br /> <br />composite imperviousness and Snyder procedures. <br /> <br />Equation Constant Card, EQ. An optional card which specifies the <br />regression constant and coefficients required by equation 3-3 (in the <br />computation of Snyder's basin lag). <br /> <br />Slope Card(s), SL. An optional card(s) which defines the slope values <br /> <br />for the SCS slope categories recorded in numerical sequence in the <br /> <br /> <br />grid cell data bank. This permits the computation of an arithmetic <br /> <br /> <br />average slope for each subbasin. (This card is not required if an <br /> <br /> <br />estimated subbasin slope value is input directly. <br /> <br />Land Use Cards, LU. Land use cards are required and describe the range <br /> <br />of Curve Numbers associated with each land use category residing in <br /> <br />the grid cell data bank for the various soil types included. (If the <br /> <br /> <br />subbasin imperviousness is computed then the land use cards would <br /> <br /> <br />supply the percent imperviousness associated with each land use category). <br /> <br />Output Display <br /> <br />The description of the output is accompanied by sample printouts, Exhibits <br /> <br /> <br />3-1 and 3..2. Because the output has been somewhat simplified, it does not <br /> <br /> <br />include specific subbasin data for every subbasin. The numbers in paren- <br /> <br />thesis in the text refer to a specific line (ur series of lines) that is <br /> <br /> <br />numbered on the sample output. <br /> <br />The line printer output begins with the name of the program (see Exhibit 3-1), <br />the program version date, and the origin of the program (l). The run date <br />and time are printed as an aid in identifying the output (2). <br /> <br />3-l0 <br />