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Wrap up points Reasonableness of answers Conservation principles (Water, Mass, Energy) Physically correct way to combine quantities Unit conversions Calculations of volumes and integration under hydrographs Recognize uncertainty Principles are more important than jargon

Data from April 25, 2013 From http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/ 2450 cfs in 1907 2000 cfs in 1916 1980 cfs in 1899 1980 cfs in 1984 1970 cfs in 1986 1710 cfs in 2011

SNOTEL Data From http://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/snow/

April 18 Quick Peak Runoff Prediction X=44 in Y=1260 cfs Var of Y 219657 cfs2 MSE = (1-R2)Var RMSE = 257 (1 std dev error) 95% CI = 2 RMSE =+-515 cfs 1984 1986 2011 2014 2006 1997 1982 2450 cfs in 1907 2000 cfs in 1916 1980 cfs in 1899 1980 cfs in 1984 1970 cfs in 1986 1740 cfs in 1997 1530 cfs in 2006 1330 cfs in 1982 1710 cfs in 2011

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