What does WSE stand for?

Water Surface Elevation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Right now, Folsom Reservoir is around 30 percent of capacity with a water surface elevation of 398 feet, said San Juan General Manager Shauna Lorance.

United States: San Juan Water Agencies urge 20 percent water use ...

k+1] coordinates of the bottom and top surfaces of a layer along the z-axis Z distance from the main channel bottom [epsilon] dissipation rate of turbulence energy per unit mass [DELTA]x, [DELTA]y mesh cell dimensions in horizontal plane [zeta] water surface elevation [kappa] Von Karman constant coefficient [rho] water density [sigma].

Development of a three-dimensional numerical model to solve ...

These and subsequent hydrologic and hydraulic studies determined the Base Flood Elevation (BFE) for most areas--in other words, the water surface elevation or average depths of flow above ground surface of the so-called 100-year flood, and the corresponding floodways or risk zones.

In the flood zone: a cost--savings case study: when it comes to flood ...

For design purposes, the maximum water surface elevation is estimated for a given event.

Introduction of a stochastic approach in the development of a ...

Although this recent version offers significant improvements over the earlier DOS-based HEC-2 model, a major deficiency of both models remains the fact that neither can transfer simulated water surface elevation data directly to topographic maps of the regions in question.

Applying the HEC-RAS model and GIS techniques in river network ...

If the water surface elevation at the brink is relatively greater than that of the tailwater, the downward step is assumed to act as a control section, that is, a free outfall.

Overtopping risk assessment in river diversion facility design