Benjamin Bowes
The University of Virginia | Graduate Student
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This composite resource contains SWMM input files and forecasts (rainfall and tide) for simulating real-time control of a hypothetical coastal urban drainage system. These files are separated by month, are from rain and tide gauges in Norfolk, Virginia, and are from 2010-2019.
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Hourly observations data for groundwater table level, tide level, and rainfall for seven wells. Each well has a full data set (Dfull) and a data set of storm events (Dstorm). These data are used as input for data-driven forecasting of groundwater table in Norfolk, VA 2010-2018.
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This resource is a calibrated HEC-HMS for the Rapidan River watershed in Central Virginia. The model was calibrated with data from Hurricane Sandy and was evaluated with a similar sized storm.
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ABSTRACT:
This resource is a calibrated HEC-HMS for the Rapidan River watershed in Central Virginia. The model was calibrated with data from Hurricane Sandy and was evaluated with a similar sized storm.
Created: April 10, 2019, 1:37 p.m.
Authors: Benjamin Bowes
ABSTRACT:
Hourly observations data for groundwater table level, tide level, and rainfall for seven wells. Each well has a full data set (Dfull) and a data set of storm events (Dstorm). These data are used as input for data-driven forecasting of groundwater table in Norfolk, VA 2010-2018.
Created: June 30, 2020, 6:18 p.m.
Authors: Bowes, Benjamin
ABSTRACT:
This composite resource contains SWMM input files and forecasts (rainfall and tide) for simulating real-time control of a hypothetical coastal urban drainage system. These files are separated by month, are from rain and tide gauges in Norfolk, Virginia, and are from 2010-2019.