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Direct inflow at a Node
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Typical Rainfall Data - SWMM
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Calibration Files
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AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH but thank you for the quick reply, I knew it was something stupid....
I guess Forrest Gump was right, "Stupid is as Stupid does"
I am having trouble doing something that I have done a thousand times before, I am trying to directly input flow data into a node, for whatever reason, it refuses to accept it. I go to time series editor, name it, paste it in, view it, and then go t…
I am trying to locate a "typical years" rainfall for the Pittsburgh region for use in a model. I am trying to get away from the single event design sotrm modeling but don't have the resources to analyze 50 years worth of data to find the a years' wo…
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Snowlapse
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Noel St. John, quasi-official photographer of TheAgitator.com, made this very cool time-lapse animation of the D.C.-area’s blizzard this past weekend.
The solution is iterative but each iteration is dependent on the CFL or explicit time step. The time step we select is based on the CFL condition but instead of just using the explicit solution we iterate until the node depths are converged or a max…
A BETTER TEXT EDITOR, ON FORUM AND BLOG POSTS
For Ning Creators and members alike, adding content is an essential part of any Ning Network. When it comes to adding text, the text editor members rely on should be as easy to use as possible. Sta…
End of January version of QA/QC GUI and Engine
Epaswmm5.exe
swmm5.dll
A Short History of Hydrogen Sulfide
From the sewers of Paris to physiological messenger
Roger P. Smith from http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/pub/2010/1/a-short-history-of-hydrogen-sulfide/2
Early last year, reports began to emerge in the Sout…
As rivers go, the Mississippi is one of the world’s biggies. It’s 3.734 km (2.320 mi) long and has a watershed of more than 3,2 million sq. km (1.245.000 sq. mi), the third-largest in the world (preceded only by the Amazon and Congo rivers), drai…
Comment: A really nice water analogy for the field properties Divergence, Curl and Gradient from the Blog Starts With a Bang
....it's pretty mathematically intensive, but what's missing from most textbooks and E&M courses are physical explanations…
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