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CASC2D Input Data Elevation Land Use Soils Channels Cave Creek Hassyampa River.

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1 CASC2D Input Data Elevation Land Use Soils Channels Cave Creek Hassyampa River

2 Radar Images Time = 1:00

3 Radar Images Time = 2:00

4 Radar Images Time = 3:00

5 Radar Images Time = 4:00

6 Analysis of Moving Storm Cells Selected 100 Storm Cells and Analyzed Average Velocity Average Intensity Average Size Life Span

7 Calibration Results Precipitation Surface Depth Infiltration Time = 10 hr. Precipitation Surface Depth Infiltration Time = 16 hr. Precipitation Surface Depth Infiltration Time = 22 hr.Time = 28 hr. Precipitation Surface Depth Infiltration

8 Calibration Results Cave Creek Hassyampa River

9 Verification Results Cave Creek Hassyampa River

10 Forecasting Concept V1V1 V2V2 V3V3    Time = t 1 Time = t 2 Time = t 3

11 Forecast Hydrographs  With Precipitation Forecasts  Without Precipitation Forecasts

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