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Title
SPDSS Task 4 - Identify and Fill/Resolve Conflicting Records for Key Transmountain Diversion Structures
Description
The objective of this task is to select the most reliable transmountain diversion data.
Decision Support - Doc Type
Task Memorandum
Date
11/23/2004
DSS Category
Surface Water
DSS
South Platte
Basin
South Platte
Contract/PO #
C153954
Grant Type
Non-Reimbursable
Bill Number
SB01-157, HB02-1152, SB03-110, HB04-1221, SB05-084, HB06-1313, SB07-122
Prepared By
Leonard Rice Engineering
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SPDSS Task 4 Memorandum <br />November 23, 2004 <br />Results -Data Review and Resolution of Conflicting Records <br />For several gages, discrepancies were found between data presented in USGS Water <br />Supply Papers or provided by project owners or water users, and data in HydroBase. In <br />many cases, winter diversions were stored in HydroBase as "missing values", but were <br />published by others as "0" diversions. In other cases, a single day, month, or several <br />years were missing from HydroBase, but had been recorded and published by others. <br />The discrepancies, many early in the SPDSS study period of 1950 through the current <br />year, were identified, documented, and presented to the State hydrographers for review. <br />The data was reviewed and, where acceptable, formatted for inclusion in HydroBase. <br />This resulted in most transbasin diversions now having complete records in HydroBase <br />for the SPDSS study period. The following transbasin diversion records were enhanced <br />in HydroBase through these efforts: <br />^ Alva B. Adams Tunnel, <br />^ Homestake Pipeline, <br />^ Boreas Pass Ditch, <br />^ Eureka Ditch, <br />^ Grand River Ditch, <br />^ Moffat Water Tunnel, <br />^ Roberts Tunnel, <br />^ Straight Creek Tunnel, <br />^ Cameron Pass Ditch, <br />^ Michigan Ditch, <br />^ Bob Creek Ditch, <br />^ Laramie Poudre Tunnel, <br />^ Skyline Ditch, <br />^ Wilson Supply Canal, and <br />^ Columbine Ditch. <br />Results -Selection of Best Available Data Source <br />In most cases, the continuously monitored streamflow station data was the best available <br />data source. In general, the continuously monitored streamflow station data repeatedly <br />exhibited the following characteristics: <br />• Exhibited the longest period of record, <br />• Exhibited the most complete set of data throughout the period of study, <br />• Has available corresponding monthly and daily diversion data, and <br />• Continues to be operated as a recording device. <br />In some instances, the best source of data throughout the study period varied. For those <br />instances, StateMod format files were developed that provide a complete record of <br />diversion data throughout the SPDSS study period. Appendix A provides a summary of <br />the data sources compared for each transmountain diversion structure and identifies the <br />selected best available source of data on an annual basis. Note that these tables reflect <br />updated HydroBase records as described above. The remainder of the results section <br />Page 8 of 19 <br />
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