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RNWDC <br />-RNWDC,PCOL,QTS. <br />Where: F - NWDC format flow in one set of units <br />G - same data in altered set of units <br />CAUTION: Use the editor to change the units in the title line of the <br />output file. <br />RUNITS allows conversion of the units in a flow time series from <br />acre-feet per month (AF/mo) to average cubic feet per second (CFS), <br />from CFS to AF/mo, from 1000 AF/mo to CFS, or from CFS to 1000 AF/mo. <br />These conversions are useful in manipulating various data sources to <br />provide flow time series to use in generating habitat time series. Be <br />sure the units in your file title are correct. <br />RHBTMP <br />-RHBTMP,PCOL,F,G,C,HBMOD <br />Where: F - habitat time series from RHABTS for a given study <br />location. <br />G - temperature time series in NWDC format for the same <br />site. <br />C - suitability-of-use criteria values for temperature <br />MODTP - temperature modified habitat time series file for <br />specified location in the stream system • <br />Files F,G,C,and HBMOD may be substituted. <br />CAUTION: The temperature suitability curve values should exceed the <br />range of temperatures anticipated at the study site. Extend <br />the curve as needed. <br />RHBTMP modifies a single life stage fcs for a specified location <br />by adding another multiplicative suitability-of-use factor based on <br />temperature. This assumes a uniform temperature distribution across the <br />width and depth of the stream at the selected site. The effect of this <br />temperature modification will be to reduce habitat area during the months <br />when adverse temperature conditions exit for the selected life stage <br />at the study site. The file containing coordinates of a temperature <br />suitability-of-use curve may be input using procedure RTPREF. <br />RTP RE F <br />-RTPREF,PCOL,F <br />Where: F - file of the coordinates of a temperature suit- <br />ability-of-use curve created by this procedure <br />RTPREF allows the user to interactively build a suitability-of-use <br />curve file for temperature. <br />• <br />42