Chapter 6 Runoff - UDFCD
4. Use of published runoff information, and 5. Statistical analyses. Most of this chapter focuses on the Rational Method and CUHP in combination with SWMM routing. Table 6-1 provides a summary of applicability for both methods. The Rational Method can be used to analyze the design storm runoff from urban catchments that are not
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