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m8589 (Structural)
2 May 03 8:36
I am trying to locate IDF curves as TXT, EXCEL or Word files for Autodesk Land. Thank you in advance.
RDK (Civil/Environme)
2 May 03 10:45
If you are in Canada these are available from Environment Canada.
Rick Kitson MBA P.Eng
Construction Project Management
From conception to completion
www.kitsonengineering.com
PECPESC (Civil/Environme)
5 May 03 11:40
Most state highway departments have the info. In Texas (TxDOT)the info is in the Hydrology section, Chapter 2. You can use the formula and the given constants to generate an excel spreadsheet for text export.
lsp01 (Civil/Environme)
5 May 03 11:41
Depending on where your are, most DOT or Flood Control Districts have established IDF curves for their respective areas. In Florida the FDOT publishes them in a drainage manual and also provides formulas to approximate the curves. I understand that Georgia and N. Carolina do the same 字串7
Laura P, PE
Jalwin (Civil/Environme)
3 Jun 03 10:34
It depends on where (i.e., jurisdiction) the project is? Many agencies provide or refer to an established set of curves.
However, you can develop your own site specific IDF. Just following the method outlines on page 456 of Applied Hydrology by Ven Te Chow, 1988
-Joe
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