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<strong>Drainage</strong> <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> for Maricopa County<br />

<strong>Hydrology</strong>: Rainfall Losses<br />

iii. Proceed to item (3) or (4).<br />

b. If the study area is partly or entirely outside the limits <strong>of</strong> the soils surveys provided<br />

in APPENDIX C:<br />

i. Refer to the figure showing the status <strong>of</strong> soil surveys in Arizona (at the<br />

front <strong>of</strong> APPENDIX C) for other sources <strong>of</strong> soils data. Other sources <strong>of</strong><br />

soils data are:<br />

• General soils surveys by county prepared by the NRCS.<br />

• Other detailed soil surveys.<br />

• Terrestrial Ecosystem Survey <strong>of</strong> Tonto National Forest.<br />

ii.<br />

Using the data contained in the alternative source, follow the example<br />

procedure for determination <strong>of</strong> the weighted XKSAT value for each<br />

unique map unit that is included at the front <strong>of</strong> APPENDIX C<br />

iii. Proceed to item (3) or (4).<br />

3. If the watershed or subbasin contains only one soil texture, then use Figure 4.3 to<br />

select the value <strong>of</strong> PSIF and DTHETA.<br />

4. If the watershed or subbasin is composed <strong>of</strong> soils <strong>of</strong> different textures, then areaweighted<br />

parameter values will be calculated:<br />

a. Calculate the area-weighted value <strong>of</strong> XKSAT by using Equation (4.4).<br />

b. Select the corresponding values <strong>of</strong> PSIF and DTHETA from Figure 4.3.<br />

c. Calculate the arithmetically area-weighted value <strong>of</strong> naturally occurring RTIMP.<br />

5. Select values <strong>of</strong> IA for each land use and/or soil cover using Table 4.2. Arithmetically<br />

area-weight the values <strong>of</strong> IA if the drainage area or subbasin is composed <strong>of</strong> subareas<br />

<strong>of</strong> different IA.<br />

6. Select values <strong>of</strong> RTIMP for each land use using Table 4.2. Arithmetically area-weight<br />

the values <strong>of</strong> RTIMP if the drainage area or subbasin is composed <strong>of</strong> land use subareas<br />

<strong>of</strong> different RTIMP. Compute the weighted value <strong>of</strong> RTIMP based on the areaweighted<br />

land use and denote it as RTIMP L . Arithmetically area-weight the rock outcrop<br />

percentages for all soil map units to obtain RTIMP N . Estimate the effective percentage<br />

<strong>of</strong> rock outcrop for each soil map unit that is hydraulically connected.<br />

Arithmetically area-weight the effective percentage <strong>of</strong> rock outcrop for all soil map<br />

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