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ISWMTM Technical Manual Hydrology Hydrology : Hydrological Analysis Downstream Assessment Streambank Protection Water Balance Rainfall Tables Hydrologic Soils DataiSWMTM Technical Manual Hydrology Hydrology HO-i April 2010, Revised 9/2014 Table of Contents Hydrological Analysis ........................................ ........................ HO-1 Estimating HO-1 Introduction to Hydrologic Methods ........................................ ........................................ . HO-1 Symbols and Definitions ........................................ ........................................ .................. HO-4 Rainfall Estimation ........................................ ........................................ ........................... HO-5 Rational Method.

storm drainage systems and structural stormwater controls. In the hydrologic analysis of a ... • Characteristics of the local drainage system ... 1 Size limitation refers to the drainage basin for the stormwater management facility (e.g., culvert, inlet).

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