By E. J. Kennedy
Abstract
Introduction
Field data requirements
Field station description
Gaging-station levels
Discharge measurement
Gage-height record
Datum and gage-height corrections
List of discharge measurements
Discharge ratings
Work curve sheets
Rating tables
Percent differences and shift adjustments
Master curve sheets
Manual computation of gage-height record
Graphic recorders
Dating recorder charts
Pen corrections for time
Pen corrections for gage height
Computing mean daily gage heights
Allowable range in stage
Subdivided days
Mean interval subdivision
Midinterval subdivision
Gage-height record checking
Notes for station analysis
Nonrecording gages
Computing daily mean gage heights
Copying gage heights on form 9-192a
Computation of discharge record
Distribution of shift adjustments
Shift adjustment variation diagrams
Shift adjustments varied with time only
Shift adjustments varied with stage only
Shift adjustments varied with time and stage
ADP procedure
Manual procedure
Records from digital recorders
Primary computation
Notes for station analysis
Updating
Records from graphic recorders
Records from nonrecording gages
Discharge hydrographs
Periods of no gage-height record
Periods of ice effect
Station analysis
Progress documentation
Quality assurance
References cited
Glossary
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