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Floods in Nebraska on small drainage areas, magnitude and frequency
Emil W. Beckman, Norman E. Hutchison
1962, Circular 458
Flood hazard information is needed for small streams as well as for large ones. This report explains methods of defining the magnitude and frequency of floods in Nebraska on uncontrolled and unregulated streams which have about 300 square miles or less of drainage area contributing to surface runoff. Composite frequency...
Astrogeologic studies, semiannual progress report, February 26, 1961 to August 24, 1961
R.J. Hackman
1962, Open-File Report 62-140
This report is the second semiannual report on a geological program of research conducted by the Geological Survey on behalf of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This research is being carried out under the Branch of Astrogeology. The long-range objectives of this program are to determine and map the...
Rainwater as a chemical agent of geologic processes; a review
Dorothy Carroll
1962, Water Supply Paper 1535-G
Chemical analyses of the rainwater collected at several localities are given to show the variations of the principal constitutents. In rock weathering and soil-forming processes, the chemical composition of rainwater has an important effect which has been evaluated for only a few arid areas. In humid regions the important amounts...