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At 5:49pm on April 17, 2010, Robert E Dickinson said…
At 7:40pm on March 4, 2010, Robert E Dickinson said…
Question re groundwater flow editor .... the equation reduces to A1(Hgw - Hsw) when using the default values. Does this mean when the surface water is above the groudnwater level transmission losses are being simulated (ie outflow from the creek to the aquifer)? The maths would suggest so, but model results show that only seepage inflow (when Hgw > Hsw) is actually calculated. Is anyone able to confirm? Thanks Steve
At 4:46am on February 23, 2010, Mohamed Abdel-Latif said…
Hi bob

do u have a copy of your paper "Dickinson R. E., Burgess E. H., Rossman L.A., and Roesner L.A. 2004. The Modified Euler Solution Algorithm and the Picard Solution Algorithm in SWMM5. 2004 Conference on Stormwater and Urban Water Systems Modeling., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Feb 19-20, 2004.

I want to look into the current swmm5 solution
At 12:29am on February 9, 2010, Robert E Dickinson said…
funny graphs and charts
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At 5:25pm on January 22, 2010, Li Wang said…
Thank you Robert! I just talked to you on the phone and sent you my questions and model file to you. It is a really useful blog!
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At 12:36pm on June 5, 2009, NATIVEg8r said…
Hi Doone! It has been a long while since we've chatted. I wanted to drop by to say hello...hoping that life is treating you and your family well. We are enjoying our time in Naples/Marco Island. Living on the Big Cypress basin has brought plenty of wildlife into our backyard...gators, deer, turtles, bobcats and many birds. Needless to say, the beaches are wonderful (love watching the dolphins at play). We have appreciated the recent rain as it was needed in the Everglades area. Wishing you a happy summer! Will check in again sometime when my wifi connection is strong!
At 5:12am on May 22, 2009, cianfri said…
Hi Robert!
I've found this usefull utility for Epanet: http://www.zonums.com/epanetz.html
Do you think It would be possibile to create something like this on EpaSwmm?
Let me know, thanks!
At 2:52pm on April 15, 2009, Ernesto Riveros said…
Hola Robert !
At 1:26pm on April 3, 2009, Krishna Chelupati said…
Thank You Robert

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You should still adjust the width individually for each subcatchment but compare the peak flows for the combined flows to your monitored data. Unless you want to model S1, S2 and S3 together then you are best off estimating the width for each subcat…
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Chow Ming Fai commented on Chow Ming Fai's blog post 'Calibrating total width of catchment using SWMM5'
Thank you for your help. However, the flow measurement was only taken at the outlet of the whole catchment (Out 1). if i want to calibrate the runoff quantity, how can i obtain the width of the whole catchment? Am i combine the total width of subcat…
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Robert E Dickinson commented on Chow Ming Fai's blog post 'Calibrating total width of catchment using SWMM5'
Originally, when SWMM was developed the width parameter was the collection length of the subcatchment. For example, it would be the gutter length on a street going to an inlet. In your case one easy way to estimate the Width for the subcatchment goi…
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Hello,I am not familiar on using SWMM for quantity and quality modeling. i need some helps here.I have a problem on calibrating the total width of catchment in SWMM quantity modeling. Figure shown below is my studied catchment. the surface runoff is…
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