Models and Methods Applicable to Corps of Engineers Urban Studies
Models and Methods Applicable to Corps of Engineers Urban Studies

Author: Waterways Experiment Station (U.S.)

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Published: 1974

Total Pages: 432

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The report is basically a source book for individuals who are actually concerned with the problem of constructing alternative plans for developing urban areas. It reviews the methods and computer models that are currently available to the planner or engineer for developing water and related land resources. These reviews discuss the availability and usefulness of several models; give a brief technical description of each model, including the input data required; and indicate the amount and type of computer hardware needed to use each model. The report is directed mainly toward water related problems. Thus, most of the methods discussed deal with urban drainage, wastewater management, flood routing, reservoir operation, water supply, flood zoning, and the social and economic aspects associated with these areas. (Modified author abstract).

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Author: Harvard University. Graduate School of Design. Library

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Published: 1974

Total Pages: 748

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Proceedings of a Seminar on Analytical Methods in Planning, 26-28 March 1974
Proceedings of a Seminar on Analytical Methods in Planning, 26-28 March 1974

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Published: 1974

Total Pages: 214

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A review of models and methods applicable to Corps of Engineers urban studies projects / Jerry W. Brown -- Implementation of the Corp's inland navigation systems analysis program / DuWayne A. Koch -- Making effective use of analytical methods in planning / Douglass B. Lee, Jr. -- A technique for optimization of multiple-purpose reservoir projects / Paul E. Jensen -- HEC-5C, a simulation model for system formulation and evaluation / Bill S. Eichert -- A selective review of United States interindustry models and applications / E.M. Lofting -- Optimizing components of urban flood control systems / Darryl W. Davis -- A stochastic approach to impact assessment / Harvey C. Walker -- Analysis of alternatives for Sand and Toll Gate Creeks, Colorado using the flood plain management simulator / John E. Velehradsky and David Gjesdahl -- Design function and application of the St. Louis SMSA land use model / Richard Rodakowski -- Alternative systems for computer mapping and automating geographic information / Jack Dangermond -- Developing regional water supplies: a case study of some analytical planning methods / Paul E. Pronovost.