Rainwater Catchment Travis County By: Laura Hurd December 1, 2009.

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Rainwater Catchment Travis County By: Laura Hurd December 1, 2009

Overview  unpredictable nature of Central Texas weather  rain catchment devices  land use in Travis County  codes and map  average annual precipitation  2000 Census data  water use per person

Drought

Rain Catchment Devices savehumanity.blogspot.com/2009/03/water-table-level-in- chennai-raised-by.html

Land Use Code ValueDefinition 100Single Family - one dwelling in a single building on one lot. May be attached to another unit, as long as there are separate parcels. Includes manufactured, non- mobile homes. 113Mobile Homes - one or many dwellings in single buildings, designed to be mobile. 150Duplexes - two dwellings within a single building and on one lot, other than a mobile home. 160Large-lot Single Family - one dwelling in one buidling on a parcel 10 acres or greater, usually used as a farm, that can possibly be redeveloped for another use 210Three/Fourplex - Three or four dwellings within individual buildings on one lot. 220Apartment/Condo - more than 5 dwellings within individual buildings on one lot. 230Group Quarters - one dwelling containing non-family occupants on one lot and providing. Occupants share services. 240Retirement Housing - one dwelling containing non-family occupants on one lot and providing services to retirees (ftp://ftp.ci.austin.tx.us/GIS-Data/Regional/landuse/landuse_2003.htm#what)

Land Use Map

Land Use Code Raster

Residential Land Use Raster Calculation All residential areas are in grey

Average Annual Precipitation (inches/year)

Average Annual Precipitation for Residential Areas

2000 Census # of people per square mile

Number of people per cell

Raster Calculation: Volume (ft^3) of water per year per person

Water Usage On average100 gallons of water is used per day per person (Nalco Handbook) which is about 5,000 cubic feet of water per person per year

Conclusion red cells are residential areas with < 5000 cubic feet/year- person of rainwater volume These red blocks are areas where rainwater catchment is not worth pursuing for all water needs. Red areas consist primarily of high density housing areas (e.g. dorms, apartments)

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