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La Junta
Stream Name
Arkansas River & Tributaries
Basin
Arkansas
Title
La Junta, Colorado Local Protection Project Phase I GDM Sediment Investigation
Date
9/1/1985
Prepared For
US Army Corps of Engineers
Prepared By
The Hydrologic Engineering Center
Floodplain - Doc Type
Project
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<br />4. ESTIMATE OF CHANNEL CHANGES OVER A 100-YEAR PERIOD <br /> <br />4.1 Development of Geometric Data for HEC-6 Long-Term Simulation <br /> <br />4.1.1 ExistinK Conditions <br /> <br />The basic geometric information was developed from a set of cross sections <br />provided by the Albuquerque District that cover the reach from Great Bend, <br />Kansas to Pueblo, Colorado. The sections are dated 1940 and 1945. The 1945 <br />sections were selected for use because bed material size distribution <br />information was available for 1946. <br /> <br />A study reach from Las Animas to Avondale was identified. This reach was <br />selected to avoid the need to simulate behavior of John Martin Reservoir and <br />to avoid having to develop separate sediment load information for both the <br />Arkansas R. and Fountain Creek. Good flow records exist for both Las Animas <br />and Avondale (USGS gages) as well as at two intermediate locations; La Junta <br />and Nepesta (State of Colorado gages, reported in USGS water supply papers). <br /> <br />All 1945-surveyed cross sections for this reach were digitized by hand in <br />HEC-6 format. Where additional spatial resolution was necessary. supplemental <br />data were obtained from 1953 cross-section survey information, also provided <br />by the Albuquerque District. <br /> <br />Two sections were provided upstream of Avondale for purposes of <br />calculating an equilibrium inflowing load curve. The section at Avondale was <br />not thought to be "typical." In general, these sections seem to be biased <br />towards constric tions (bridges, diversion dams); therefore, where necessary. <br />valley sections were used as repeated sections. In some locations it was <br />necessary to repeat cross-sections for additional resolution or to provide <br />unique entry points for all tributaries and diversions. See Table 4.1 for a <br />description of the cross sections used. Plots of the cross sections are shown <br />in Appendix C. The resulting geometric data set contained 42 cross sections. <br /> <br />Channel lengths were based on section river mile and overbank lengths <br />scaled from the river range location map that is part of the 1953 cross <br />section data. <br /> <br />4.1.2 Proiect Conditions <br /> <br />Originally the HEC was provided with HEC-2 data decks and output files for <br />existing and project conditions for the project subreach in the vicinity of La <br />Junta. A profile and plan of the preliminary project design were also <br />provided. Locations of the existing conditio!'. cross sections were not shown <br />on this plan, however. The existing condition sections were based on those <br />used for the Special Flood Hazard Information report (Aug. 1977). As these <br />sections did not conform in time to those being used as initial conditions for <br />the 100-year simulation (1945-1953 sections) it was decided not to attempt to <br />use these sections in the modeling effort. The approach used was to simulate <br />project conditions by replacing the 1945-1953 cross sections in the La Junta <br />subreach with the "project sections." <br /> <br />9 <br />
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