A single event and continuous hydrologic model based on the principles
of HYMO (Williams and Hann, 1973) and its successors, OTTHYMO-83 (Wisner
and P'ng, 1983) and OTTHYMO-89 (Wisner, Sabourin, and Alperin, 1989).
In addition to many practical improvements, SWMHYMO introduces
continuous simulation capabilities.
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STORMS
With STORMS 2000 you can create design storms in seconds (Chicago, SCS, AES, Huff, User defined). Find the closest meteorological station to your project from a database of more than 1200 Canadian stations. Create your own database of IDF curves or generate your own IDF curves or update old ones using the GEV distribution. (the same as Environment Canada). The program also determines the return period of observed events and plots storm data or IDF curves on report ready charts. Compatible with SWMHYMO and OTTHYMO-89.
NOTE: The database provided with STORMS 2000 includes a list of Canadians stations with their location (Lat, Long) for which IDF data is available. The database is not provided with the actual rainfall statistics or IDF data. This data must be entered by the user.
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PLOTHYD
This utility software can be used to enter, modify or plot up to 6 hydrographs at the same time; a valuable tool in any SWM study. Compatible with SWMHYMO and OTTHYMO-89.
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Manning's Calculator is a hydraulic engineering/open channel flow utility
that can be used to calculate any variable in Manning's Equation, for
most channel geometries and for various input and output units.
Manning's Calculator can save an engineer, hydrologist, technologist or
technician hours of time, by instantly solving complex iterative equations.
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IMPRAM
This program can design or analyze stormwater sewer networks using the
Improved Rational Method.
For more information about IMPRAM, please contact us at mail@jfsa.com.
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