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- 1. Storm Water Modeling using the Curve Number Runoff Method Town Creek Watershed - Salisbury NC Presented by: Chris Spry 12.17.10
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- 10. Results Land Use Statistics for the year (1978) Forest = 53% Open Space = 40% Urban = 7% Flow Accumulation at Innes St. point from a 4 inch rainfall: 78,592 Land Use Statistics for the year (2009) Forest = 50 % Open Space = 35% Urban = 15% Flow Accumulation at Innes St. point from a 4 inch rainfall: 92,131 Land Use Change between 1978 and 2009 Forest = -3% Open Space = - 5% Urban = +8%
- 13. Thanks for your attention! Questions?