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Abstract
This resource includes the streamflow record from the Logan River USGS stream gage site number 10109000. This is in file usgs10109000.txt. It also included shapefiles giving the watershed boundary and sites comprising the stream gage location and snotel locations. Maximum snow water equivalent observed at snotel locations is a predictor of maximum streamflow. The jupyter notebook file included develops linear regression relationships between maximum snow water equivalent and maximum daily streamflow.
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Title: Logan River Flow From Snow Analysis Abstract: This resource includes the streamflow record from the Logan River USGS stream gage site number 10109000. This is in file usgs10109000.txt. It also included shapefiles giving the watershed boundary and sites comprising the stream gage location and snotel locations. Maximum snow water equivalent observed at snotel locations is a predictor of maximum streamflow. The jupyter notebook file included develops linear regression relationships between maximum snow water equivalent and maximum daily streamflow. Keywords ciroh, streamflow, snow water equivalent, snotel
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