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small lakes and sent a mud - and - debris flow roaring down Ophir Creek into
Washoe Valley between Carson City and Reno . Preliminary estimates suggest
that the flow traveled at speeds of about 20 miles per hour , with a peak - flow rate
...
small lakes and sent a mud - and - debris flow roaring down Ophir Creek into
Washoe Valley between Carson City and Reno . Preliminary estimates suggest
that the flow traveled at speeds of about 20 miles per hour , with a peak - flow rate
...
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A few of the highlights of 1983 are described below . to simulate flow conditions
through the existing bridge opening . The model may also be used to simulate
conditions without 1-10 in place , with the effects of alternative bridge designs , or
...
A few of the highlights of 1983 are described below . to simulate flow conditions
through the existing bridge opening . The model may also be used to simulate
conditions without 1-10 in place , with the effects of alternative bridge designs , or
...
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The flow - routing model uses the traveltime of flow between stations , the storage
in the stream channel , and hydrologic ... The statistical regression model
correlates daily flows at the station of interest with daily flows at other nearby
stations .
The flow - routing model uses the traveltime of flow between stations , the storage
in the stream channel , and hydrologic ... The statistical regression model
correlates daily flows at the station of interest with daily flows at other nearby
stations .
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Regional Ground - Water Flow in the Floridan Aquifer System f_09_ Tampa 4800
CFS 67 % S 4 % A. The Floridan aquifer system is one of the major sources of
ground - water supplies in the United States . This highly productive aquifer ...
Regional Ground - Water Flow in the Floridan Aquifer System f_09_ Tampa 4800
CFS 67 % S 4 % A. The Floridan aquifer system is one of the major sources of
ground - water supplies in the United States . This highly productive aquifer ...
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This computer simulation of the regional flow system showed that before ground -
water development began about 21,000 cubic feet per second were discharged
from the Floridan aquifer . Of that amount , about 19,000 cubic feet per second ...
This computer simulation of the regional flow system showed that before ground -
water development began about 21,000 cubic feet per second were discharged
from the Floridan aquifer . Of that amount , about 19,000 cubic feet per second ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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