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Design Storms CE 365K Hydraulic Engineering Design Spring 2015

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3 Return Period Random variable: Threshold level: Extreme event occurs if: Recurrence interval: Return Period: Average recurrence interval between events equalling or exceeding a threshold If p is the probability of occurrence of an extreme event, then or

4 More on return period If p is probability of success, then (1-p) is the probability of failure Find probability that (X ≥ x T ) at least once in N years.

5 Example Expected life of culvert = 10 yrs Acceptable risk of 10 % for the culvert capacity Find the design return period What is the chance that the culvert designed for an event of 95 yr return period will have its capacity exceeded at least once in 50 yrs? The chance that the capacity will not be exceeded during the next 50 yrs is = 0.59

Design Storms Get Depth, Duration, Frequency Data for the required location Select a return period Convert Depth-Duration data to a design hyetograph.

Depth Duration Data to Rainfall Hyetograph

8 TP 40 Hershfield (1961) developed isohyetal maps of design rainfall and published in TP 40. TP 40 – U. S. Weather Bureau technical paper no. 40. Also called precipitation frequency atlas maps or precipitation atlas of the United States. – 30mins to 24hr maps for T = 1 to 100 Web resources for TP 40 and rainfall frequency maps – ml ml – –

9 2yr-60min precipitation GIS map

10 2yr-60min precipitation map This map is from HYDRO 35 (another publication from NWS) which supersedes TP 40

An example of precipitation frequency estimates for a location in California N W

Results of Precip Frequency Query

14 Design areal precipitation Point precipitation estimates are extended to develop an average precipitation depth over an area Depth-area-duration analysis – Prepare isohyetal maps from point precipitation for different durations – Determine area contained within each isohyet – Plot average precipitation depth vs. area for each duration

Tropical Storm Allison

TS Allison

17 Depth-area curve (World Meteorological Organization, 1983)

TS Allison

19 Depth (intensity)-duration-frequency DDF/IDF – graph of depth (intensity) versus duration for different frequencies – TP 40 or HYDRO 35 gives spatial distribution of rainfall depths for a given duration and frequency – DDF/IDF curve gives depths for different durations and frequencies at a particular location – TP 40 or HYDRO 35 can be used to develop DDF/IDF curves Depth (P) = intensity (i) x duration (T d )

20 IDF curves for Austin Source: City of Austin, Watershed Management Division

21 Design Precipitation Hyetographs Most often hydrologists are interested in precipitation hyetographs and not just the peak estimates. Techniques for developing design precipitation hyetographs 1.SCS method 2.Triangular hyetograph method 3.Using IDF relationships (Alternating block method)

TS Allison

23 SCS Method SCS (1973) adopted method similar to DDF to develop dimensionless rainfall temporal patterns called type curves for four different regions in the US. SCS type curves are in the form of percentage mass (cumulative) curves based on 24-hr rainfall of the desired frequency. If a single precipitation depth of desired frequency is known, the SCS type curve is rescaled (multiplied by the known number) to get the time distribution. For durations less than 24 hr, the steepest part of the type curve for required duraction is used

24 SCS type curves for Texas (II&III) SCS 24-Hour Rainfall Distributions T (hrs)Fraction of 24-hr rainfallT (hrs)Fraction of 24-hr rainfall Type IIType IIIType IIType III

25 Alternating block method Given T d and T/frequency, develop a hyetograph in  t increments 1.Using T, find i for  t, 2  t, 3  t,…n  t using the IDF curve for the specified location 2.Using i compute P for  t, 2  t, 3  t,…n  t. This gives cumulative P. 3.Compute incremental precipitation from cumulative P. 4.Pick the highest incremental precipitation (maximum block) and place it in the middle of the hyetograph. Pick the second highest block and place it to the right of the maximum block, pick the third highest block and place it to the left of the maximum block, pick the fourth highest block and place it to the right of the maximum block (after second block), and so on until the last block.

26 Example: Alternating Block Method Find: Design precipitation hyetograph for a 2-hour storm (in 10 minute increments) in Denver with a 10-year return period 10- minute