By R.W. Schaffranek, R.A. Baltzer and D.E. Goldberg
Symbols and units
Abstract
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Unsteady-flow equations for networks of open channels
Flow equations
Boundary conditions
Compatibility conditions at internal junction
Boundary conditions at external junctions
Initial conditions
Solution technique for open-channel network flow simulation
Finite-difference formulation
Coefficient-matrix formulation
Branch-transformation equation
Matrix solution
Branch-network model implementation
Channel and cross-sectional geometry
Channel conveyance parameters
Initial and boundary-value data
Computation-control parameters
Calibration and verification
Branch-network program description
Program restrictions
Model application
Program run preparation
Data input
Job control
Program versions
Storage and time requirements
Diagnostic messages
Input/output description
Branch-network model applications
Sacramento-Freeport reach of the Sacramento River
Columbia River reach at Rocky Reach Dam near Wenatchee, Wash
Kootenai River reach near Porthill, Idaho
Connecticut River reach near Hartford, Conn
Detroit River between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie
Summary
References cited
Appendix I, Program control-card format
Appendix II, Definition of MAIN program variables and arrays
Appendix III, Adjustable arrays
Appendix IV, FORTRAN IV program listing
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