Open-File Report 2013–1107
AbstractThe Field Manual for the Collection of Navajo Nation Streamflow-Gage Data (Navajo Field Manual) is based on established (standard) U.S. Geological Survey streamflow-gaging methods and provides guidelines specifically designed for the Navajo Department of Water Resources personnel who establish and maintain streamflow gages. The Navajo Field Manual addresses field visits, including essential field equipment and the selection of and routine visits to streamflow-gaging stations, examines surveying methods for determining peak flows (indirect measurements), discusses safety considerations, and defines basic terms. |
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Hart, R.J., and Fisk, G.G., 2014, Field manual for the collection of Navajo Nation streamflow-gage data: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2013–1107, 43 p., http://dx.doi.org/10.3133/ofr20131107.
ISSN 2231–1258
Abstract
Introduction
Determining the Purpose, Need, and Site Suitability of a Streamflow Gage
Section I: Steps for Selecting Location of New Streamflow-Gaging Stations
Section II: Field Visit Preparation
Section III: Steps for Routine Streamflow-Gage V
Section IV: Measurements of Peak-Flow Discharge Using Surveying Methods
Section V: Safety
Section VI: Selected Streamflow-Gaging Terms
Section VII: Additional Resources by Category.
Acknowledgments
References