Estimating the discharge for ordinary high water levels in Kansas.

Young, C. Bryan; McEnroe, Bruce M.; Gamarra, Ricardo; Luo, Yuan; Lurtz, Matthew; University of Kansas. Dept. of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering

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Estimating the discharge for ordinary high water levels in Kansas.

2014-09-01
By Young, C. Bryan ; McEnroe, Bruce M. ; Gamarra, Ricardo ; ...

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Young, C. Bryan ; McEnroe, Bruce M. ; Gamarra, Ricardo ; Luo, Yuan ; Lurtz, Matthew

Young, C. Bryan ; McEnroe, Bruce M. ; Gamarra, Ricardo ; Luo, Yuan ; Lurtz, Matthew Less -
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University of Kansas. Dept. of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering
Corporate Contributors:

Kansas State University. Transportation Center
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Construction Projects Estimating Flood Hydrographs Regression Analysis Runoff Streams Water Table
Publication/ Report Number:

K-TRAN: KU-13-1
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Kansas
OCLC Number:

816100502
Corporate Publisher:

Kansas. Dept. of Transportation. Bureau of Materials & Research
Abstract:

The water resource design community in Kansas, including the Kansas Department of Transportation

(KDOT), is required to obtain appropriate permits for construction projects. Projects that involve stream

modification, including drainage structures, must define the Ordinary High Water (OHW) level or mark and

the related discharge (QOHW) for compliance and permitting purposes.

The purpose of this report is to provide guidance on both the definition of the OHW level and the

hydrologic estimation of the discharge responsible for the OHW level in rural Kansas streams. This report

provides two methods for the hydrologic estimation of the discharge responsible for the ordinary high water

level in Kansas: a regression-based approach and a HEC-HMS flood hydrograph simulation method.
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