Hydrologic Analysis of the Hyrum Reservoir watershed

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Hydrologic Analysis of the Hyrum Reservoir watershed By Andrew Ritchey

Introduction: Objective: Perform a hydrologic analysis of the Hyrum Reservoir watershed for a 6 hr - 100 yr storm using Arc-GIS. Produce Inflow Hydrograph. Route the 6 hr – 100 yr storm through Hyrum Reservoir.

Data Sources: NHDplus Data: Region 16 b DEM flow direction Flow Accumulation

Data Sources: USGS: Land Cover Data

Data Sources: NOAA Atlas 14 Precipitation Frequency Estimates 6 hr -100 yr Precipitation 2.21 in

Analysis Using Arc GIS 10: Watershed Delineation Stream Delineation Network Analysis Land Use Analysis

Watershed Delineation: Outlet Inputs: fdr Outlet Spatial Analyst Tool: Watershed

Stream Delineation: Inputs: fac wshed Spatial Analyst Tool: Raster Calculator (“fac”>500)&(“wshed>0”)

Network Analysis: Inputs: Streamlines Tools: Feature Vertices to Points Utility Network Analyst

Land Use Analysis: USGS Land Use Raster Cropped to Watershed Used to develop CN

Calculations: Curve Number, CN Land classification counts used to determine the percentage of watershed in each land use.

Calculations: Curve Number, CN SCS Soil Group Classification needs to be determined before CN can be determined

Calculations: Curve Number, CN

Calculations: Design Storm (SCS)

Calculations: SCS Unit Hydrograph

Calculations: Design Storm Hydrograph

Calculations: Reservoir Flood Routing

Calculations: Reservoir Flood Routing