Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula in Surface Water Hydrology Formulas

Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis’ Formula refers to the portion of precipitation or irrigation that flows over the land surface into streams, rivers, or other water bodies. And is denoted by R_II. Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula is usually measured using the Inch for Length. Note that the value of Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula is always negative.

Formulas to find Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula in Surface Water Hydrology

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Surface Water Hydrology formulas that make use of Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula

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List of variables in Surface Water Hydrology formulas

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FAQ

What is the Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula?

Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis’ Formula refers to the portion of precipitation or irrigation that flows over the land surface into streams, rivers, or other water bodies. Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula is usually measured using the Inch for Length. Note that the value of Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula is always negative.

Can the Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula be negative?

Yes, the Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula, measured in Length can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula?

Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula is usually measured using the Inch[in] for Length. Meter[in], Millimeter[in], Kilometer[in] are the few other units in which Runoff Depth in Inches for Inglis' Formula can be measured.

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