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Title
The NWS Dambrk Model Quick Users Guide
Date
6/20/1988
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National Weather Service
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Educational/Technical/Reference Information
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<br />[ <br /> <br />Appendix A-8 <br /> <br />[ <br /> <br />( 19) <br /> <br />*(20) <br /> <br />TI(K) - 8 F 10.0 Format <br /> <br />[ <br /> <br />TI(K) <br /> <br />Time associated with QI(K) inflows: if DHF (card 15) <br />is non-zero, or if ITEH (card 2) is eq~al to zero, <br />omit this card, K goes from 1 to ITEH. <br /> <br />[ <br /> <br />NS, NCS, NTT, JNK, KSA, KSUPC, LQ, KCG - 8 I 10 Format <br /> <br />[ <br /> <br />NS <br /> <br />Number of cross sections ~sed to describe the channel <br />and valley downstream of dam: first cross section <br />should be immediately downstream of dam; last cross <br />section should be at farthest point downstream of <br />dam where flood information is desired: other cross <br />sections can be located as desired by user; maximum <br />of 90 and minimum of 2 cross sections can be used <br />to describe the downstream channel valley. Also, <br />if dynamic routing is used in reservoir, specified <br />cross sections for reservoir are included as part <br />of the NS sections with the first cross section <br />located near ~pstream end of reservoir. <br />Maximum number of top widths used to describe a cross <br />section. Maximum allowable value is 8. <br />Total number of cross sections at which discharge <br />hydrographs will be plotted; maximum number is <br />limited to 6. The location of the cross sections, <br />at which plots are provided, is specified by the <br />parameter NT(K). which is on card (21). If NTT-O, <br />no plots are provided. If NTT=a negative val~e <br />between 1 and 6, the profile plots are s~ppressed. <br />Parameter to specify the type of outp~t other than <br />plots which will be provided: if JNK=O, a minimum <br />of output is provided--this incl~des all input data <br />and hydrograph plots: if NTT:O, no hydrographs or <br />other o~tput printed; if JNK:l. reservoir depletion <br />table printed, profile of downstream crests and <br />times, and designated hydrographs; if JNK=4, <br />additional information is printed at each time step <br />for debugging; if JNK>9, considerable information <br />is printed for debugging. For normal r~ns JNK = ~ <br />is recommended since eno~gh information is printed <br />to allow some analysis b~t not excessive o~tput, <br />JNK can have the following val~es: 0, 1, 4. 5. 9. <br />10; the higher the number, the more information is <br />prin ted-out, <br />Pal'ameter to indicate type of cross-section <br />smoothing. If KSA<O, then smoothing of cross <br />sections will be a~tomatically performed. Type of <br />smoothing is specified on card (22). <br />Parameter to indicate if flow is supercritical. If <br />KSUPC-O, flow through entire downstream channel- <br />valley reach is s~bcritical and no special <br />treatment is required; if KSUPC-l. the flow is <br />known to be supercritical throughout the entire <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />NCS <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />NTT <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />JNK <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />KSA <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />KSUPC <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />
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