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1) Annual report of ... Chief Hydrographer

Author

Colorado. Division of Water Resources. Hydrographic Section

Pub. Date

1971.

2) Stochastic model of daily river flow sequences

Author

Quimpo, Rafael Gonzales

Series

Hydrology papers volume no. 18

Pub. Date

1967.

3) Dam failure floodplain information for the Yampa River downstream of Stagecoach reservoir

Author

Stanton, William P

Pub. Date

1989.

4) Seepage or return waters on the Uncompahgre River

Author

Carpenter, L. G

Series

Press bulletin volume no. 15

Pub. Date

1902.

5) Stream flow data for Colorado: water years 1980-1990

Pub. Date

[1999]

6) Manual for estimating flood characteristics of natural-flow streams in Colorado

Author

McCain, Jerald F

Series

Technical manual volume no. 1

Pub. Date

1976.

7) Variations in stream flow in the upper Colorado River

Author

Colorado River Storage Project (U.S.)

Pub. Date

[1960]

8) Water talk station list: 303-831-7135

Pub. Date

[1992?]

9) Stream flow data for Colorado

Pub. Date

1991-2013.

10) Water resources of Colorado

Pub. Date

1939.

11) Seepage and return waters

Author

Carpenter, L. G

Series

Bulletin volume 180

Pub. Date

1916.

12) Field verification of stream-aquifer interactions: Colorado School of Mines survey field, Golden, Colorado

Author

Anderman, Evan R

Series

Completion report volume no. 169

Pub. Date

1993.

13) The Colorado satellite-linked water resources monitoring system: annual status report

Pub. Date

1986-2000.

14) Hydrographic and Satellite Monitoring Branch annual report

Author

Colorado. Hydrographic and Satellite Monitoring Branch

Pub. Date

2013-

Description

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The primary mission of the DWR Hydrographic and Satellite Monitoring Branch is to collect, analyze, and present accurate, high quality 'real time' flow and storage data in Colorado rivers, streams, creeks, canals, ditches and reservoirs to support the water rights administration mission of DWR.

15) Hydrography and satellite monitoring annual report

Author

Colorado. Hydrographic and Satellite Monitoring Branch

Pub. Date

2017-

Description

Read Description

The primary mission of the DWR Hydrographic and Satellite Monitoring team is to collect, analyze, and present accurate, high quality 'real time' flow and storage data in Colorado rivers, streams, creeks, canals, ditches and reservoirs to support the water rights administration mission of DWR.