HEC-1
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What is HEC-1?
HEC-1, also known as the Hydrologic Engineering Center's (HEC) River Analysis System, is a software package developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for simulating flood hydrographs resulting from precipitation on a watershed. It computes surface runoff, channel flow, and reservoir routing to determine flood flows at various locations. It is commonly used for flood control planning, dam safety analysis, and watershed management.
What other technologies are related to HEC-1?
HEC-1 Competitor Technologies
HEC-2
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HEC-2 is an older river analysis system that performs similar functions to HEC-RAS.
FLO-2D
FLO-2D is a 2D flood routing model, and is therefore a competitor of HEC-RAS.
HEC-RAS
HEC-RAS is a river analysis system that performs similar functions to HEC-1.
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HEC-1 Complementary Technologies
Geo-RAS
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Geo-RAS is a tool used in conjunction with HEC-RAS for GIS-based spatial data processing.
HEC-HMS
HEC-HMS is a hydrological modeling system used to simulate rainfall-runoff processes, providing input to HEC-RAS for river flow analysis.
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Which job functions commonly mention HEC-1?
Water Resources Engineer
1.1% of all Water Resources Engineer jobs mention HEC-1
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Civil Designer
0.1% of all Civil Designer jobs mention HEC-1
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Civil Engineer
0.1% of all Civil Engineer jobs mention HEC-1
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Program Manager
88 Program Manager jobs mention HEC-1
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Engineer
324 Engineer jobs mention HEC-1
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