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Posted:adminHi everyone, I am currently having problems with calibrating/finding my RTK parameters and derive a unit hydrograph for my wet period simulations, so any help is more than appreciated!! I have set up my DWF and flow patterns, and I have calibrated my model using my field flow measurements and the SRTC tool implemented within PCSWMM. I have followed all the steps to derive an RTK unit hydrograph and I have implemented it in my simulations. I have also tried to calibrate the RTK parameters for short, medium and long-term responses. Everything works nicely in my calibration for DWF and all the steps work well for the RTK unit hydrograph creation, however, when I use the SRTC tool I see no response in my hydrographs (comparing my simulated and observed hydrographs), implying that my RTK parameters have no effect on my hydrograph response. How should I understand that my sensibility analysis results in no response from changing my RTK values? Please note that I am ignoring initial.
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Greetings fellow SWMMers, I am working on my masters project and I am struggling to get the output of my model to match with the precipitation data I have. My precipitation data indicates that I should have about 50 inches of cumulative rainfall for the year 2008. However, the output of my model, using the assoicated precipitation values as input for my time series, indicates that there is only about 20 inches of precipitation. I have set the units as inches and cumulative precipitation, with my subcatchments imperviousness set to 100%, as well as specifying LID parameters (dedicated entire subcatchment area to area of LID; rain barrel height, outlet, etc.) Does anyone have any suggestions as how to go about fixing this issue? Some context: My project invovles rainwater harvesting using the LID capabilities within SWMM.
I have precipitation data from NOAA for several rain gauges in Nan, Thailand - a rural, mountainous province. The precipitation data is 24 hour amounts, but I have. Rule 1IF SIMULATION TIME >= 0THEN ORIFICE UnderdrainPipe SETTING = 0PRIORITY 1 Rule 2IF NODE GravelSU DEPTH > 0.6THEN ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 1ELSE ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 0PRIORITY 2 My intentions are: Rule 1, The orifice 'UnderdrainPipe' starts as closed and is always closed for the entire simulation, and Rule 2 If the depth in GravelSU storage unit node rises to 0.6ft or greater, another Orifice Backtosoil is supposed to open and convey water. SWMM is not responding to my intentions.
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Hi everyone, I am currently having problems with calibrating/finding my RTK parameters and derive a unit hydrograph for my wet period simulations, so any help is more than appreciated!! I have set up my DWF and flow patterns, and I have calibrated my model using my field flow measurements and the SRTC tool implemented within PCSWMM. I have followed all the steps to derive an RTK unit hydrograph and I have implemented it in my simulations. I have also tried to calibrate the RTK parameters for short, medium and long-term responses. Everything works nicely in my calibration for DWF and all the steps work well for the RTK unit hydrograph creation, however, when I use the SRTC tool I see no response in my hydrographs (comparing my simulated and observed hydrographs), implying that my RTK parameters have no effect on my hydrograph response. How should I understand that my sensibility analysis results in no response from changing my RTK values? Please note that I am ignoring initial.
PCSWMM is flexible, easy to use and streamlines your workflow – saving you time and resources. Training Beginner or seasoned user, our flexible training options help you understand and master the full capabilities of both EPA SWMM5 and PCSWMM.
Greetings fellow SWMMers, I am working on my masters project and I am struggling to get the output of my model to match with the precipitation data I have. My precipitation data indicates that I should have about 50 inches of cumulative rainfall for the year 2008. However, the output of my model, using the assoicated precipitation values as input for my time series, indicates that there is only about 20 inches of precipitation. I have set the units as inches and cumulative precipitation, with my subcatchments imperviousness set to 100%, as well as specifying LID parameters (dedicated entire subcatchment area to area of LID; rain barrel height, outlet, etc.) Does anyone have any suggestions as how to go about fixing this issue? Some context: My project invovles rainwater harvesting using the LID capabilities within SWMM.
I have precipitation data from NOAA for several rain gauges in Nan, Thailand - a rural, mountainous province. The precipitation data is 24 hour amounts, but I have. Rule 1IF SIMULATION TIME >= 0THEN ORIFICE UnderdrainPipe SETTING = 0PRIORITY 1 Rule 2IF NODE GravelSU DEPTH > 0.6THEN ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 1ELSE ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 0PRIORITY 2 My intentions are: Rule 1, The orifice 'UnderdrainPipe' starts as closed and is always closed for the entire simulation, and Rule 2 If the depth in GravelSU storage unit node rises to 0.6ft or greater, another Orifice Backtosoil is supposed to open and convey water. SWMM is not responding to my intentions.
Symbian s40 5th edition symbian s40 5th edition 240x320 gifts. What is wrong with my code? Welcome, my name is Robert E Dickinson (RED) If you just want to read you do not need to sign in but if you want to add a discussion or blog then you need to sign in as a Ning user. If you do not want to do either then you can send me an email to robert.dickinson@gmail.com or robert.dickinson@innovyze.com and I will do my best to answer your questions. Thanks for visiting and I hope you found something useful! Read for reasons you should make a profile.
...">Pcswmm Manual(09.12.2018)Hi everyone, I am currently having problems with calibrating/finding my RTK parameters and derive a unit hydrograph for my wet period simulations, so any help is more than appreciated!! I have set up my DWF and flow patterns, and I have calibrated my model using my field flow measurements and the SRTC tool implemented within PCSWMM. I have followed all the steps to derive an RTK unit hydrograph and I have implemented it in my simulations. I have also tried to calibrate the RTK parameters for short, medium and long-term responses. Everything works nicely in my calibration for DWF and all the steps work well for the RTK unit hydrograph creation, however, when I use the SRTC tool I see no response in my hydrographs (comparing my simulated and observed hydrographs), implying that my RTK parameters have no effect on my hydrograph response. How should I understand that my sensibility analysis results in no response from changing my RTK values? Please note that I am ignoring initial.
PCSWMM is flexible, easy to use and streamlines your workflow – saving you time and resources. Training Beginner or seasoned user, our flexible training options help you understand and master the full capabilities of both EPA SWMM5 and PCSWMM.
Greetings fellow SWMMers, I am working on my masters project and I am struggling to get the output of my model to match with the precipitation data I have. My precipitation data indicates that I should have about 50 inches of cumulative rainfall for the year 2008. However, the output of my model, using the assoicated precipitation values as input for my time series, indicates that there is only about 20 inches of precipitation. I have set the units as inches and cumulative precipitation, with my subcatchments imperviousness set to 100%, as well as specifying LID parameters (dedicated entire subcatchment area to area of LID; rain barrel height, outlet, etc.) Does anyone have any suggestions as how to go about fixing this issue? Some context: My project invovles rainwater harvesting using the LID capabilities within SWMM.
I have precipitation data from NOAA for several rain gauges in Nan, Thailand - a rural, mountainous province. The precipitation data is 24 hour amounts, but I have. Rule 1IF SIMULATION TIME >= 0THEN ORIFICE UnderdrainPipe SETTING = 0PRIORITY 1 Rule 2IF NODE GravelSU DEPTH > 0.6THEN ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 1ELSE ORIFICE Backtosoil SETTING = 0PRIORITY 2 My intentions are: Rule 1, The orifice 'UnderdrainPipe' starts as closed and is always closed for the entire simulation, and Rule 2 If the depth in GravelSU storage unit node rises to 0.6ft or greater, another Orifice Backtosoil is supposed to open and convey water. SWMM is not responding to my intentions.
Symbian s40 5th edition symbian s40 5th edition 240x320 gifts. What is wrong with my code? Welcome, my name is Robert E Dickinson (RED) If you just want to read you do not need to sign in but if you want to add a discussion or blog then you need to sign in as a Ning user. If you do not want to do either then you can send me an email to robert.dickinson@gmail.com or robert.dickinson@innovyze.com and I will do my best to answer your questions. Thanks for visiting and I hope you found something useful! Read for reasons you should make a profile.
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