Hydrologic Modeling with Gridded Precipitation Data

 
Meteorologic Models
Historic Precipitation
 
Hydrologic Modeling with HEC-HMS
 
Slides by:
Greg Karlovits (HEC), Emily Moe (MVP), Daniel Black (HEC)
 
 
Gridded Precipitation
 
 
Gridded Precipitation
 
Pros
Spatially distributes precipitation
Ex: RADAR vs. precip gage
Increasing number of sources
available
National & Local Availability
Cons
May require conversion
Quality of data varies
Quality control recommended
Gage comparison
RADAR coverage
 
Gridded Precipitation Sources
 
National Products
National Digital
Guidance Database
(NDGD)
 (2007-Present)
Regional Products
NWS River Forecast
Centers
 NEXRAD
CWMS
USACE Water
Management data
Add’l Other Products
 
Converting & Creating
Precipitation Gridsets
 
Utilities available:
1.
HMS
 – certain file types
can be imported directly
within HMS
2.
VORTEX
 – converts
several formats to HEC-
DSS Records
NetCDF, Grib, HDF, ASC &
more
Also allows for clipping, re-
projecting, resampling, etc.
3.
gageInterp
 – creates a grid
by interpolating point
values
 
Creating Precipitation Gridsets from Point Data
 
gageInterp
Converts observation points to grids
 
Gridded Precipitation
 
DSS Pathnames for Grids in HEC-HMS
 
 
/A-part/B-part/C-part/D-part/E-part/F-part/
 
 
A – grid system (SHG, HRAP)
 
B – region or watershed name
 
C – the data variable (precip, temp, …)
 
D – starting time for grid (ex: 04JAN2021:1500)
 
E – ending time for grid (ex: 04JAN2021:1600)
 
F – additional identification (e.g. obs, radar, NWS, …)
 
Gridded Precipitation
 
Grids must have:
Correct C-part pathname
Correct units
Valid Data type
Values for each grid cell
 
Adding Gridded Precipitation to HMS
 
Gridded Data Manager
 
Linking Gridded Precipitation to Met Model
 
Defining Discretization
 
Required to run HMS with
gridded components
Spatially relates gridded
datasets to subbasins
Specified by Subbasin
Four Discretization Methods:
1.
Structured
2.
Unstructured
3.
File-Specified
4.
None
 
Defining Discretization
 
Four Discretization
Methods:
1.
Structured*
“Automatic” Method
Defaults to standard SHG grid & 2-
km cell size
2.
Unstructured
Any coord. System
Allows unstructured grid such as
RAS plan files (ex: *.p##.hdf)
3.
File-Specified
Points to HEC-HMS “Grid Cell Files”
(*.mod)
4.
None
“Lumped-Parameter”
No variation within subbasin
 
Meteorologic Models
Historic Precipitation
 
Hydrologic Modeling with HEC-HMS
 
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Learn about utilizing gridded precipitation data for hydrologic modeling with HEC-HMS. Explore the advantages of spatially distributed precipitation sources such as RADAR and gauge comparisons, and understand the various national and regional products available. Discover utilities for converting and creating precipitation gridsets, including gageInterp for transforming observation points into grids. Gain insights into defining DSS pathnames for grids in HEC-HMS and the importance of accurate grid type specifications for precipitation, temperature, solar radiation, crop coefficients, storage capacity, percolation rates, and more.

  • Hydrologic modeling
  • Gridded precipitation
  • HEC-HMS
  • Spatial data
  • Precipitation data

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  1. Meteorologic Models Historic Precipitation Hydrologic Modeling with HEC-HMS Slides by: Greg Karlovits (HEC), Emily Moe (MVP), Daniel Black (HEC)

  2. Gridded Precipitation

  3. Gridded Precipitation Pros Spatially distributes precipitation Ex: RADAR vs. precip gage Increasing number of sources available National & Local Availability Cons May require conversion Quality of data varies Quality control recommended Gage comparison RADAR coverage

  4. Gridded Precipitation Sources National Products National Digital Guidance Database (NDGD) (2007-Present) Regional Products NWS River Forecast Centers NEXRAD CWMS USACE Water Management data Add l Other Products

  5. Converting & Creating Precipitation Gridsets Utilities available: 1. HMS certain file types can be imported directly within HMS 2. VORTEX converts several formats to HEC- DSS Records NetCDF, Grib, HDF, ASC & more Also allows for clipping, re- projecting, resampling, etc. 3. gageInterp creates a grid by interpolating point values

  6. Creating Precipitation Gridsets from Point Data gageInterp Converts observation points to grids

  7. Gridded Precipitation DSS Pathnames for Grids in HEC-HMS /A-part/B-part/C-part/D-part/E-part/F-part/ A grid system (SHG, HRAP) B region or watershed name C the data variable (precip, temp, ) D starting time for grid (ex: 04JAN2021:1500) E ending time for grid (ex: 04JAN2021:1600) F additional identification (e.g. obs, radar, NWS, )

  8. Gridded Precipitation Grid Type Precipitation Temperature C-Part PRECIPITATION Units MM, IN DEG C DEG F WATT/M2 LANGLEY/M IN Data Type PER-CUM PER-AVER INST-VAL TEMPERATURE Grids must have: Correct C-part pathname Correct units Valid Data type Values for each grid cell Solar Radiation PER-AVER INST-VAL SOLAR RADIATION Crop Coefficient PER-AVER INST-VAL INST-VAL CROP COEFFICIENT UNSPECIF Storage Capacity Percolation Rate STORAGE CAPACITY MM, IN MM/HR IN/HR PERCOLATION INST-VAL Storage Coefficient STORAGE COEFFICIENT MOISTURE DEFICIT IMPERVIOUS AREA CURVE NUMBER ELEVATION COLD CONTENT HR INST-VAL Moisture Deficit Impervious Area SCS Curve Number Elevation Cold Content Cold Content ATI MM, IN % UNSPECIF M, FT MM, IN DEG C DEG F DEGC-DAY DEGF-DAY MM, IN INST-VAL INST-VAL INST-VAL INST-VAL INST-VAL COLD CONTENT ATI INST-VAL Meltrate ATI MELTRATE ATI INST-VAL Liquid Water Snow Water Equivalent LIQUID WATER INST-VAL SWE MM, IN INST-VAL

  9. Adding Gridded Precipitation to HMS

  10. Gridded Data Manager

  11. Linking Gridded Precipitation to Met Model

  12. Defining Discretization Required to run HMS with gridded components Spatially relates gridded datasets to subbasins Specified by Subbasin Four Discretization Methods: 1. Structured 2. Unstructured 3. File-Specified 4. None

  13. Defining Discretization Four Discretization Methods: 1. Structured* Automatic Method Defaults to standard SHG grid & 2- km cell size 2. Unstructured Any coord. System Allows unstructured grid such as RAS plan files (ex: *.p##.hdf) 3. File-Specified Points to HEC-HMS Grid Cell Files (*.mod) 4. None Lumped-Parameter No variation within subbasin

  14. Meteorologic Models Historic Precipitation Hydrologic Modeling with HEC-HMS

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