William B. Reed Senior Hydrologist Colorado Basin River Forecast Center CBRFC Support for Dam Breaks DamBreak and EAPs Arizona 2011 Spring Hydrology Seminar.

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William B. Reed Senior Hydrologist Colorado Basin River Forecast Center CBRFC Support for Dam Breaks DamBreak and EAPs Arizona 2011 Spring Hydrology Seminar (May 19, 2011)

Overview of CBRFC Dam Break Services  Pre-computed model runs (High Fast | High Normal | High Slow | Low Fast | Low Normal | Low Slow | Middle Fast | Middle Normal | Middle Slow)  Run Simplified DamBreak Model Using Prismatic Cross Section at the DAM and Downstream Points  Consulting role (e.g. help with EAPs, rules of thumb, etc) Bottom line: Dam Breaks are primarily a WFO Service

Information needed for CBRFC to provide services. Primary Information: Name of Dam Name of River County State Secondary Information: Water Surface elevation or depth (feet) Height of Dam (feet) Structure Type (Earth, Concrete) Crest Length of Dam (feet) Volume (acre feet) Information Needed To Identify Dam And Make Accurate Forecast

Example Product (HF) SLCRVFSTR COLORADO BASIN RIVER FORECAST CENTER NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 0024 UTC Tue May 17, 2011 ** INTERNAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PRODUCT FOR GUIDANCE PURPOSES ONLY ** FORECASTS BASED ON LATEST SIMPLIFIED DAMBREAK PROG ISSUED BY HRL *** TWC HSA... D A M B R E A K F O R E C A S T... TUFA STONE on TUFA STONE CREEK Time and Flood Wave Forecast: Forecast Distance Time Est Time Depth Peak Point From to Flood to of Flow Dam Flood Stage Peak Peak (mi) (min) (ft) (min) (ft) (cfs) DAMSITE SAN CARLOS Comments: Tufa Stone Dam on Tufa Stone Creek

Inputs for This Forecast: Source: STR Scenario: HF Starting Water Surface: Bottom of Breach Width: Starting Volume: 850 Starting Surface Area: 0 Time of Failure: 6.6 Additional Flow to Add: 10 Final Breach Width: 2376 Dam Type Code: 0 Comments: 'Used dambatch.tcl' Dam Information: NID ID: AZ10407 Dam Name: TUFA STONE State ID: 0 River: TUFA STONE CREEK County: GILA Latitude: ( ) Longitude: ( ) Elevation: Topo Map: GLOBE Return Flow Region: 12 Drainage Area: 16 Emergency Action Plan: 0 (None) Comments: 'Used dambatch.tcl' Updated: 07/03/2002 HSA: TWC RFC: CBRFC Dam Type: RE Dam Height: 33 Structural Height: 35 Hydraulic Height: 34 NID Height: -9 NID Storage: -9 Max Storage: 850 Normal Storage: 380 Dam Length: 2640 Surface Area: 0 Max Discharge: 6100 Volume Material: Core: BLANK Foundation: BLANK Spillway Type: U Spillway Width: 370 Owner Name: SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE Owner Type: P Year Completed: 1944 Purposes: I Private on Federal Land: N Downstream Hazard: H Inspection Date: 11/16/1992 State Regulated: N Source Agency: DOI BIA Included In Product Sent From CBRFC (should match dam info)

Example Product (LS) SLCRVFSTR COLORADO BASIN RIVER FORECAST CENTER NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 0024 UTC Tue May 17, 2011 ** INTERNAL NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PRODUCT FOR GUIDANCE PURPOSES ONLY ** FORECASTS BASED ON LATEST SIMPLIFIED DAMBREAK PROG ISSUED BY HRL *** TWC HSA... D A M B R E A K F O R E C A S T... TUFA STONE on TUFA STONE CREEK Time and Flood Wave Forecast: Forecast Distance Time Est Time Depth Peak Point From to Flood to of Flow Dam Flood Stage Peak Peak (mi) (min) (ft) (min) (ft) (cfs) DAMSITE SAN CARLOS Comments: Tufa Stone Dam on Tufa Stone Creek

Inputs for This Forecast: Source: STR Scenario: LS Starting Water Surface: Bottom of Breach Width: Starting Volume: 425 Starting Surface Area: 0 Time of Failure: 13.2 Additional Flow to Add: 10 Final Breach Width: 2376 Dam Type Code: 0 Comments: 'Used dambatch.tcl' Dam Information: NID ID: AZ10407 Dam Name: TUFA STONE State ID: 0 River: TUFA STONE CREEK County: GILA Latitude: ( ) Longitude: ( ) Elevation: Topo Map: GLOBE Return Flow Region: 12 Drainage Area: 16 Emergency Action Plan: 0 (None) Comments: 'Used dambatch.tcl' Updated: 07/03/2002 HSA: TWC RFC: CBRFC Dam Type: RE Dam Height: 33 Structural Height: 35 Hydraulic Height: 34 NID Height: -9 NID Storage: -9 Max Storage: 850 Normal Storage: 380 Dam Length: 2640 Surface Area: 0 Max Discharge: 6100 Volume Material: Core: BLANK Foundation: BLANK Spillway Type: U Spillway Width: 370 Owner Name: SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE Owner Type: P Year Completed: 1944 Purposes: I Private on Federal Land: N Downstream Hazard: H Inspection Date: 11/16/1992 State Regulated: N Source Agency: DOI BIA Included In Product Sent From CBRFC (should match dam info) This changes

DamBreak Start with DamBreak on Webpage If you don’t see DamBreak send us IP addresses for the PC's in operations area

Type Name COOLIDGE Selection List Click Dam ID

New, (use EAP for Forecast if EAP is available) New DamBreak Notice on Webpage for sites with EAPs

New, (tells us where EAP is, at CBRFC we would like to have copies of all EAPs) New EAP Code In View: Record, Table: Info

DAMBREAK PROCEDURES COORDINATION FIRST ACTION: Broken: WFO issue a generic Warning. Not Broken: WFO issue a generic Watch. SECOND ACTION: DETERMINE IF THE WFO HAS AN EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN (EAP) AVAILABLE BY CHECKING DAM CATALOG FOR A 1 OR 2 IN EMERGENCY ACTION BOX 1=EAP AT WFO AND CBRFC, 2=EAP AT WFO ONLY, 0=NO EAP ***STOP! REFER TO EAP FOR ALL INFORMATION, DO NOT USE SIMPLIFIED DAM BREAK FORECASTS New DamBreak Procedure: Code Defined

LOCATE DAM Go to: Water -> Dambreak -> List Using the primary information collected in step 2, and the station list, attempt to locate the dam information. Topographic maps, aerial photos, soils, etc., are available for most dams on the web. Locate Identified Dam

Rules of Thumb At the Dam: (Depth of Water ) If the height of the water is known behind the dam, estimate the depth of the water at the breach to be ½ the depth of the water. If the water is near the top, or overtopping, estimate the height of the water at the breach to be ½ the height of the dam. Downstream of the Dam at Forecast Point: (Travel Time) Steep slopes: 8-10 mph Medium slopes: 5-7 mph Shallow Channels: 2-4 mph (Depth of Water) There is no easy rule of thumb in estimating depth at some distance X from the dam. Rules of Thumb can be applied quickly

[ This Color shows what has been selected…Change Mode to Real (Test is the default) ] High Fast CBRFC Database Test

[ For more detailed information ….check the inputs table (Click on: Table -> Inputs) ]

Totals# of Dams in CBRFC# 0f EAPs with “2” or NIS# of EAPs with “1” or NIS damcat_damCopy at WFO onlyCopy at CBRFC & WFO ABQ8072 FGZ GJT PSR83273 SLC TWC6932 VEF BOU6555 EPZ1901 CYS1000 LKZ000 PIH1403 PUB 6 00 RIW10620 CBRFC (16 NOT IN SYSTEM)144 SUMMARY OF WHAT IS AT CBRFC Current spreadsheet has 276 EAPs listed.

1.Do we have all EAPs for your HSA at CBRFC? (check DamBreak) 2. Please obtain copy for CBRFC of any EAPs we do not have. 3. Do we have the right HSA defined? (View: Record, Table: Info)