Enter watershed length, slope, cover, and method-specific parameters to calculate time of concentration with Kirpich, FAA, NRCS Lag, Kerby-Hathaway, or TR-55 segmental methods.
Best for: Small agricultural watersheds with overland and channel flow. Developed from data on Tennessee watersheds.
Best for: Airport drainage and small impervious areas. Incorporates runoff coefficient for surface conditions.
Best for: Rural and agricultural watersheds using SCS methods. Uses curve number to characterize watershed.
Best for: Overland flow in natural/rural areas. Maximum recommended length is 1000 ft (305 m).
Best for: Short, shallow sheet flow over developed surfaces. Uses rainfall intensity and a surface retardance coefficient.
Best for: Complex watersheds with multiple flow types. Combines sheet flow, shallow concentrated flow, and channel flow segments.