by Nancy E. Driver and Gary D. Tasker
Abstract
Introduction
Purpose and scope
Acknowledgments
Data base
Estimating procedures for storm-runoff loads and storm-runoff volumes
Methods
Selection of response and explanatory variables
Definition of homogeneous regions
Selection of model form
Models
Three-variable models
Comparisons of all storm-runoff-load and storm-runoff-volume models
Storm-runoff-load models for region I
Storm-runoff-load models for region II
Storm-runoff-load models for region III
Storm-runoff-volume models
Three-variable models for storm-runoff loads
Limitations of significant explanatory variables
Other potentially useful explanatory variables
Validation, testing, and application of regression models
Split-sample analysis
Standardized beta coefficients
Application of regression models
Estimating procedures for storm-runoff mean concentrations
Methods
Models
Estimating procedures for mean seasonal or annual loads
Response variable-mean load for a storm
Explanatory variables
Methods
Models
Example
Summary
References cited
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