Sensitivity of Direct Runoff to Curve Number Using the SCS-CN Method [PDF]
Civil Engineering Journal, 2019 This study explores the impact of runoff curve number (CN) on the hydrological model outputs for the Morai watershed, Sindh-Pakistan, using the Soil Conservation Service Curve Number (SCS-CN) method. The SCS-CN method is an empirical technique used to estimate rainfall-runoff volume from precipitation in small watersheds, and CN is an empirically ...
Abdul Ghani Soomro +5 more
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Surface Runoff Estimation Using SCS-CN Method for Kurumballi Sub-watershed in Shivamogga District, Karnataka, India [PDF]
Nature Environment and Pollution TechnologySCS-curve number (CN) is one of the most well-liked and commonly applied methods for estimating surface runoff. The present study aims to calculate surface runoff using SCS-CN watershed-based calculation and geospatial technology in the Kurumballi sub ...
Govindaraju, T. Y. Vinutha, C. J. Rakesh, S. Lokanath and A. Kishor Kumar
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Hydrological Characteristics Analysis of Wadi Al-Sukran Basin Using (CN-SCS) Method [PDF]
مجلة جامعة الأنبار للعلوم الإنسانية, 2022 The research relied on the (CN-SCS) method, which is one of the important methods used to estimate the water harvest, which was developed by the Soil Conservation Department of the United States Department of Agriculture (Soil Conservation (Service) in ...
Ahmed M. I, Dalli K.H
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Gis Based SCS - CN Method For Estimating Runoff In Kundahpalam Watershed, Nilgries District, Tamilnadu [PDF]
Earth Sciences Research Journal, 2015 Divination and determination of catchment surface runoff are the most important contestable process of hydrology. Soil Conservation Service - Curve Number (SCS – CN) method is employed to estimate the runoff. It is one of the physical based and spatially
Viji Raja
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Estimating Composite Curve Number Using an Improved SCS-CN Method with Remotely Sensed Variables in Guangzhou, China [PDF]
Remote Sensing, 2013 The rainfall and runoff relationship becomes an intriguing issue as urbanization continues to evolve worldwide. In this paper, we developed a simulation model based on the soil conservation service curve number (SCS-CN) method to analyze the rainfall ...
Qihao Weng +3 more
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A new probability density function for spatial distribution of soil water storage capacity leads to the SCS curve number method [PDF]
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 2018 Following the Budyko framework, the soil wetting ratio (the ratio between soil wetting and precipitation) as a function of the soil storage index (the ratio between soil wetting capacity and precipitation) is derived from the Soil Conservation Service ...
D. Wang
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Optimization of SCS-CN Model in a Mountainous Area on West Bank of Dianchi Lake [PDF]
Shuitu baochi tongbao, 2023 [Objective] The mountain flood runoff on the west bank of Dianchi Lake was simulated and calculated in order to provide a scientific basis for constructing flood interception facilities, reducing mountain flood disasters, and protecting the water ...
Li Jinmei, Zhou Jingchun, Wang Jinliang
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A Modified SCS Curve Number Method for Temporally Varying Rainfall Excess Simulation
Water (Switzerland), 2023 The SCS curve number (SCS-CN) method has gained widespread popularity for simulating rainfall excess in various rainfall events due to its simplicity and practicality.
Ning Wang, Xuefeng Chu
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Reply to Comment by Fred L. Ogden et al. on “Beyond the SCS-CN Method: A Theoretical Framework for Spatially Lumped Rainfall-Runoff Response” [PDF]
Water Resources Research, 2017 Though Ogden et al. list several shortcomings of the original SCS-CN method, fit for purpose is a key consideration in hydrological modelling, as shown by the adoption of SCS-CN method in many design standards. The theoretical framework of Bartlett et al.
Mark Bartlett +2 more
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Application of the SCS–CN Method to the Hancheon Basin on the Volcanic Jeju Island, Korea [PDF]
Water, 2020 This study investigates three issues regarding the application of the SCS–CN (Soil Conservation Service–Curve Number) method to a basin on the volcanic Jeju Island, Korea. The first issue is the possible relation between the initial abstraction and the maximum potential retention.
Minseok Kang, Chulsang Yoo
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