HECHMS The Hydrologic Engineering Center’s HECHMS水文工程中心.pptVIP

HEC-HMSThe Hydrologic Engineering Center’s Hydrologic Modeling System (HMS) Summary of Topics - HEC-HMS Premier Hydrologic Model Today (HEC) Performs RF-RO Calculations for Watersheds Basic Input and Output Options Precipitation Options Unit Hydrograph Options Flood Routing Option Creating and Viewing Results and Graphs Execution of HEC-HMS Running actual projects Calibration to gage data Castro Valley case study Keegans example Linkage with GIS/NEXRAD data (HEC Geo-HMS) The Hydrologic Cycle Uses of the HEC Program Models the rainfall-runoff process in a watershed based on watershed physiographic data Offers a variety of modeling options in order to compute UH for basin areas. Offers a variety of options for flood routing along streams. Capable of estimating parameters for calibration of each basin based on comparison of computed data to observed data HEC-1 Program History HEC-1 - History of Model Development Separate Programs: 1967 by Leo R. Beard Major Revision and Unification: 1973 Second Major Revision: 1981 (Dam Breach, Kinematic Wave) PC Versions: 1984 (partial), 1988 (full) HEC-1/HMS Program History Current Versions: 1991, 1998 1991 Version Provides Extended Memory Support 1998 Version 4.1 is Final Release HEC “NexGen” Project Begins 1990 (RAS, HMS, FDA) HEC-HMS - New GUI and Updates First Release April 1998 Version 1.1 Released April 1999 Current Version 2.0.3 HEC-HMS Background Purpose of HEC-HMS Improved User Interface, Graphics, and Reporting Improved Hydrologic Computations Integration of Related Hydrologic Capabilities Importance of HEC-HMS Foundation for Future Hydrologic Software Replacement for HEC-1 Improvements over HEC-1 Ease of Use projects divided into three components user can run projects with different parameters instead of creating new projects hydrologic data stored as DSS files capable of handling NEXRAD-rainfall data and gridded precipitation Converts HEC-1 files into HMS files HEC-HMS Availability Available Through