Colorado State University. Hydrology and Water Resources Program.

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1) Inter-station correlations in annual precipitation and in annual effective precipitation

Author

Caffey, James Enoch

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 6

Pub. Date

1965.

2) Range and deficit analysis using Markov chains

Author

Gomide, Francisco Luiz Sibut

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 79

Pub. Date

1975.

3) Optimal operation of physically coupled surface and underground storage capacities

Author

Isailović, Dragoslav

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 83

Pub. Date

1976.

4) Statistical evaluation of weather modification attainments

Author

Markovic, Radmilo D

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 16

Pub. Date

1966.

5) Mathematical modeling of sediment deposition in reservoirs

Author

Lopez S, Jose Luis

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 95

Pub. Date

1978.

6) The application of cross-spectral analysis to hydrologic time series

Author

Rodríguez-Iturbe, Ignacio

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 24

Pub. Date

1967.

7) Infiltration affected by flow of air

Author

McWhorter, David B

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 49

Pub. Date

1971.

8) Agricultural response to hydrologic drought

Author

Bidwell, V. J

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 53

Pub. Date

1972.

9) Fluctuations of wet and dry years: Part II,Analysis by serial correlation

Author

Yevjevich, Vujica M

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 4

Pub. Date

1964.

10) Fluctuations of wet and dry years: an analysis by variance spectrum

Author

Yevjevich, Vujica M

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 94

Pub. Date

1977.

11) Techniques for modeling reservoir salinity

Author

Hendrick, John

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 62

Pub. Date

1973.

12) Stochastic model of daily river flow sequences

Author

Quimpo, Rafael Gonzales

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 18

Pub. Date

1967.

13) Regional water exchange for drought alleviation

Author

Takeuchi, Kuniyoshi

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 70

Pub. Date

1974.

14) Area-deficit-intensity characteristics of droughts

Author

Tase, Norio

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 87

Pub. Date

1976.

15) Transposition of storms for estimating flood probability distributions

Author

Gupta, Vijay K

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 59

Pub. Date

1972.

16) Efficient sequential optimization in water resources

Author

Croley, Thomas E

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 69

Pub. Date

1974.

17) Loss of information by discretizing hydrologic series

Author

Dyhr-Nielsen, M

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 54

Pub. Date

1972.

18) Structural analysis of hydrologic time series

Author

Yevjevich, Vujica M

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 56

Pub. Date

1972.

19) Probability functions of best fit to distributions of annual precipitation and runoff

Author

Markovic, Radmilo D

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 8

Pub. Date

1965.

20) Extraction of information on inorganic water quality

Author

Lane, William L

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 73

Pub. Date

1975.

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Colorado State University. Hydrology and Water Resources Program.

1) Inter-station correlations in annual precipitation and in annual effective precipitation

2) Range and deficit analysis using Markov chains

3) Optimal operation of physically coupled surface and underground storage capacities

4) Statistical evaluation of weather modification attainments

5) Mathematical modeling of sediment deposition in reservoirs

6) The application of cross-spectral analysis to hydrologic time series

7) Infiltration affected by flow of air

8) Agricultural response to hydrologic drought

9) Fluctuations of wet and dry years: Part II,Analysis by serial correlation

10) Fluctuations of wet and dry years: an analysis by variance spectrum

11) Techniques for modeling reservoir salinity

12) Stochastic model of daily river flow sequences

13) Regional water exchange for drought alleviation

14) Area-deficit-intensity characteristics of droughts

15) Transposition of storms for estimating flood probability distributions

16) Efficient sequential optimization in water resources

17) Loss of information by discretizing hydrologic series

18) Structural analysis of hydrologic time series

19) Probability functions of best fit to distributions of annual precipitation and runoff

20) Extraction of information on inorganic water quality