cn_urban

A table containing curve numbers for urban areas.

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Miscellaneous data sets [Chemistry, Engineering Economics,
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Irucka Embry

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Irucka Embry's Miscellaneous Data Collection

cn_urban function

A data.table data frame with 34 rows and 6 variables:<dl>
<dt>Cover type and hydrologic condition</dt>
<dd>Urban cover type and the hydrologic condition</dd><dt>Average percent impervious area *2</dt>
<dd>The average impervious area percent, if any</dd><dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group A</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group A</dd><dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group B</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group B</dd><dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group C</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group C</dd><dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group D</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group D</dd>
</dl>

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Table 2-2a: Runoff curve numbers for urban areas — cn_urban

A data.table data frame with 34 rows and 6 variables:<dl>
<dt>Cover type and hydrologic condition</dt>
<dd>Urban cover type and the hydrologic condition</dd>

<dt>Average percent impervious area *2</dt>
<dd>The average impervious area percent, if any</dd>

<dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group A</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group A</dd>

<dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group B</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group B</dd>

<dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group C</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group C</dd>

<dt>Curve numbers for hydrologic soil group D</dt>
<dd>Curve numbers for soil group D</dd>


</dl>

cn_urban: Table 2-2a: Runoff curve numbers for urban areas

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