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The following tabs contain sediment transport rates modeled using the Wilcock and Crowe (2003) sediment transport model. The transport rate for each cross section and each scenario are labeled under each tab, which contains all the cross sections from an individual reach. The following tabs contain sediment transport rates modeled using the Wilcock and Crowe (2003) sediment transport model.
This archive contains two files. For Measure Discharges, each tab contains the data and pacific daylight standard time the discharge measurement was taken. The discharge (Q), is calculated using the rating curve developed from measured discharges and water heights recorded from the staff gage. For Modeled Discharges, the following spreadsheets contain discharges modeled from RHYSSES and corrected using measured discharges. The spreadsheets labeled 'discharge' contain the corrected modeled discharge for each flow scenario, from Boulder and Anderson Creek. The spreadsheets labeled 'conversion' contain the calibration relationship used to correct the modeled discharges.
Daily observed (historical) and RHESSys simulated streamflow under three climate change scenarios for eight Oregon watersheds. RHESSys and SnowModel simulated daily snow water equivalent (SWE) values. Eight Oregon watersheds; 4 within the upper McKenzie River Basin (Anderson, Boulder, McKenzie at Clear Lake, and Lookout), 3 within the Metolius River Basin (Canyon, Jefferson and Jack) and Shitike Creek. See site map and GIS watershed outline layer available. The definition of the files are as follows: Ac_Q.csv = observed and Rhessys simulated daily streamflow; Bc_Q.csv = observed and Rhessys simulated daily streamflow; ccnnnf1234_Q.csv = observed and Rhessys simulated daily streamflow; jcncs_Q.csv = observed and...