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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Clinch River Flood Frequency
Thought I might share this. I just did the frequency analysis for the Clinch River at Cleveland Island. How does it compare to what you saw? This basin drains mostly forest and agriculture (pasture).
I tried to do the Log-Person Type III curve calucation based on your notes but was unable to figure that out. Could you provide some more instruction on that?
how big is the drainage area above this gage?
ReplyDelete533 square miles
ReplyDeleteI tried to do the Log-Person Type III curve calucation based on your notes but was unable to figure that out. Could you provide some more instruction on that?