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Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
The Lookup Rainfall command retrieves rainfall depth or rainfall intensity data for design storms for any location within Austria, Canada, Germany, and the United States for selected regions only.
Note that once the user has retrieved rainfall data for a project, it is stored with the project. In that way, if the user closes the project and then reopens the project and runs the Lookup Rainfall command, the same data is presented.
Follow the steps below to use the Lookup Rainfall command:
The following sections describe how to use the Lookup Rainfall command and interact with the above dialog box.
This section allows the user to select the location from which to retrieve the rainfall intensity data.
The user can select the location using one of the three options appearing below:
Note that if the user selects either the Centered on current view extents or the Centered on subbasins options, the software will display the information of the selected location once it has successfully retrieved the rainfall data. The physical address of the selected location will be displayed in the read-only field next to the Select location field, and latitude and longitude values for the location will be displayed in the Latitude & longitude fields.
Once the desired location is selected, the user can click the Precipitation data source dropdown combo box to select the precipitation data sources that are available. The Precipitation data source dropdown combo box lists the following precipitation data sources.
Once the precipitation data source is selected, the user can click the [Retrieve] button to retrieve the rainfall data for the selected location. On clicking the [Retrieve] button, the software looks up the rainfall data from the selected precipitation data source.
Note that the coverage area shown below is current as of October 2021. However, this coverage area will continue to increase as more states are processed.
If the selected location is not within the coverage area available, the software will display the following informational dialog box.
After successfully retrieving the data, the software populates the data in the table provided under the Rainfall depth (inches) section. This table displays the rainfall depth values for various storm durations for 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 1000-year storm events.
In addition, the user can right-click anywhere in the data table to display a context menu containing various commands that allow the copying of rainfall data to the Windows clipboard and the export of the data in different file formats.
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