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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8200.400
Description
Colorado River Basin - Briefing Documents-History-Correspondence
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
10/1/1961
Author
CSU Civil Engineerin
Title
Analysis of Precipitation Data in the Upper Colorado River Basin
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />OJG~84 <br /> <br />32 <br /> <br />Boards were wired for the IBM 402 and IBM <br />514 for a summary punching operation to obtain the <br />following information on the new deck of "storm" <br />summary cards: <br /> <br />a) precipitation per storm <br />b) accumulated precipitation <br />c) storm serial number <br />d) serial day storm ends <br />e) number of days with precipitation this <br />period <br />f) accumulative days with precipitation <br />g) days with trace this period <br />h) accumulative days with trace <br />i) days with no precipitation this period <br />j) accumulative days with no precipitation <br />k) days with no record <br />1) accumulative days with no record <br />m) serial year (October 1, 1800 begins <br />serial year 000) <br />n) t t punch to indicate t 5t storm in each <br />serial year <br /> <br />The boards for this step were quite involved <br />and required several hours of experimentation with <br />timing. selectors. emitters. etc. Due to the time <br />involved in wiring these boards I the wiring dia- <br />grams will be made available upon request to the <br />author. <br /> <br />Step 7. Summary Card Check of Storm Cards <br /> <br />Simultaneously with the summary punching of <br />storm cards. a list was made. The following visual <br />checks were made to insure proper punching: <br /> <br />a. check precipitation per storm to check <br />for excessive amounts <br />b. scan months for order in each serial year <br />c. check for a change of only one year within <br />each serial year <br />d. check serial year order <br /> <br />If any of these checks indicated improper <br />sequencing or other errors I that portion was rerun <br />Part (c) could be in error if a year was missing or <br />if the month of October was missing. as a serial <br />year begins with October t. In case of this type of <br />error. partial serial years were rerun. <br /> <br />Step 8. .Serial Day Storm Begins <br /> <br />In the analysis of the storms it was necessary <br />to have the serial day that each storm began. On <br />the IBM 514 the last day of the previous storm was <br />punched into each card, except for the first storm <br />in each serial year. One day was added to this <br />figure to obtain the serial date for the beginning <br />of each storm. <br /> <br />Step 9. Last Storm in Serial Year <br /> <br />In step 10 (see below) an 11 punch was used <br />to ldentify the last card in each serial year. To <br /> <br />accomplish this, in step 9 the cards were run in <br />reverse order on the IBM 514 and the 11 punch <br />identifying the first card in each serial year was <br />punched into a different column of the next card. <br />This card then was the last card of the previous <br />serial year, due to the reverse order. <br /> <br />Columns <br /> <br />1,2 <br />3-6 <br />7,8 <br />9, 10 <br />It.12 <br />13 <br />14-18 <br />19-23 <br />24 - 26 <br />27-29 <br />30-32 <br />33-35 <br />36 - 3 8 <br />39-41 <br />42-44 <br />45-47 <br />48-50 <br />51-53 <br />54-56 <br />57-75 <br />76 <br />77-79 <br />80 <br /> <br />Layout for Storm Summary Cards <br /> <br />state <br />alpha order number <br />year <br />month <br />day <br />division <br />precipitation this storm <br />accum. precipitation <br />storm serial number <br />serial day storm starts <br />days with precipitation this period <br />accum. days with precipitation <br />days with trace this period <br />accum. days with trace <br />days with no precipitation this period <br />accum. days with no precipitation <br />days with no record this period <br />aCCUffi. days with no record <br />serial year <br />blank <br />t t punch last card in year <br />serial day storm period ends <br />t t punch t st card in year <br /> <br />Step 10. Last Card List <br /> <br />A list was made consisting of the last card for <br />each serial year. Because a deck of last cards was <br />desired for step I t this operation was performed as <br />summary punching. The board for the IBM 402 was <br />wired to list the last card and summary punch a <br />duplicate of it by a minor program, which was <br />started by a change in serial year. The counters I <br />however, were pulsed to add by the 11 punch in last <br />cards. A check of the list then gave another check <br />for correctness in the summary cards. A che'ck on <br />the llserial day storm ends" column told how many <br />daily cards there were in each year. Years having <br />fewer than 360 daily cards were not included in the <br />analysis. <br /> <br />Step 11. AnalysiS of Missing Precipitation Data <br /> <br />The last cards obtained in step 10 were used <br />to make a frequency of the number of days with no <br />record of precipitation for each water year. It was <br />decided to eliminate all years having more than <br />35 days of missing precipitation data. <br /> <br />Step 12. Unusable Years <br /> <br />The partial years of less than 360 days, and/or <br />the years with more than 35 days of missing precipi- <br />tation data, were removed from the deck of summary <br />cards. <br />
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