Surface Water Hidrology - Chapter 5
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This document discusses two methods for calculating runoff from rainfall: the Khosla formula and the SCS-CN method. Both methods are used to estimate runoff and how much rainfall will become surface runoff rather than infiltrating into the soil.
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