Lecture Notes:

• Introduction 8/31/06
• Water Cycle diagram
• Worldwide freshwater use
• Precipitation 9/14/06
• Precipitation links
• Statistics 9/21/06
• Monthly data, 1956-1980
• Arithmetic-Probability Paper
• Log(2-cycles)-Probability Paper
• Runoff and Precipitation lab exercise 9/28/06
• Runoff 10/05/06
• Sample spreadsheet for average curve number
• Note on the Old SCS Lag Formula

Homework Solutions

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• Homework 1
• Homework 2
• Spreadsheet for Problem 4.2
• Homework 3

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• Quiz 1 answers

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• Infiltration Part 1
• Infiltration Part 2

• Streamflow Lab
• 24h Storms for Connecticut
• IDF for Hartford, CT
• IDF for New Haven, CT
• LAB 2 Links
• Frequency Analysis (requires Microsoft Excel)
• Graph Paper (requires Acrobat Reader)
• An abstract of the report giving the Regression Equations for Connecticut, near the bottom of the abstract is a link to the full pdf.
• There are other regression-based Methods for Estimating Flood Magnitude and Frequency in Connecticut on a fact sheet we've looked at for its rainfall maps. Note the link to software at the bottom.
• Green-Ampt calculator (Excel)
• Download TR-55 Software and Manual

• National Climatic Data Center
• USGS Water Science for Schools FUN!
• Map showing location of the Weather Station (also directions
• Photos from the 1999 UConn Weather Station field trip
• Photos of the constructed wetland near Home Depot in Waterford

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