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calculate subdaily curve number value
compute runoff - surfq in mm H2O
adjust runoff for loss into crack volume
add irrigation runoff and surface runon runoff
calculate amount of surface runoff reaching main channel during day
(qday) and store the remainder
compute peak rate - qp_cms in m3/s
calculate sediment erosion by rainfall and overland flow
** tu Wunused-label: 1010 format (2(i4,1x),a5,a4,1x,10f8.3)
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