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A network of about 8,000 continuous-record streamflow gaging stations is
maintained throughout the United States and the trust territories. Flood
information is only one aspect of the data from that network, and it is
supplemented by several ...
A network of about 8,000 continuous-record streamflow gaging stations is
maintained throughout the United States and the trust territories. Flood
information is only one aspect of the data from that network, and it is
supplemented by several ...
Page 11
This combination of warm temperatures and rainfall generated peak discharges
at gaging stations that had a range in recurrence intervals from 5 to 200 years.
The most significant high flows occurred on the Colorado, Gunnison, and White ...
This combination of warm temperatures and rainfall generated peak discharges
at gaging stations that had a range in recurrence intervals from 5 to 200 years.
The most significant high flows occurred on the Colorado, Gunnison, and White ...
Page 72
The Survey operates about 8,000 continuous-recording gaging stations
nationwide that provide stream- flow information for a large variety of users.
These gaging stations will be evaluated ( 1 ) to identify the principal uses of the
data and to ...
The Survey operates about 8,000 continuous-recording gaging stations
nationwide that provide stream- flow information for a large variety of users.
These gaging stations will be evaluated ( 1 ) to identify the principal uses of the
data and to ...
Page 73
Typical uncertainty functions for three gaging stations in Maine. 0 5 NUMBER OF
VISITS recorded water-surface elevation (gage height or stage) to streamflow. At
some sites, additional correlative data are necessary to determine the flow, ...
Typical uncertainty functions for three gaging stations in Maine. 0 5 NUMBER OF
VISITS recorded water-surface elevation (gage height or stage) to streamflow. At
some sites, additional correlative data are necessary to determine the flow, ...
Page 92
For the 1 1th consecutive year, two Survey employees wintered-over at the
Amundsen-Scott South Pole station; round-the-clock overflights of U.S. Navy
navigation satellites were tracked, and the seismic station, a vital link in the
Worldwide ...
For the 1 1th consecutive year, two Survey employees wintered-over at the
Amundsen-Scott South Pole station; round-the-clock overflights of U.S. Navy
navigation satellites were tracked, and the seismic station, a vital link in the
Worldwide ...
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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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