Runoff : rainfall intensity-duration frequency data and maps / J. Bruce.

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Bruce, J

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Abstract: Following is an atlas of rainfall intensity-duration frequency data and maps of mean amount of precipitation for Canada. This information was extracted from the atlas prepared by J. Bruce - Canada Department of Transport, Meteorological Branch - Toronto. For ease of copying and clarity, the maps are divided into Western and Eastern Canada. They are most frequently used with the rational formula to determine runoff from small drainage basins.

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Following is an atlas of rainfall intensity-duration frequency data and maps of mean amount of precipitation for Canada. This information was extracted from the atlas prepared by J. Bruce - Canada Department of Transport, Meteorological Branch - Toronto. For ease of copying and clarity, the maps are divided into Western and Eastern Canada. They are most frequently used with the rational formula to determine runoff from small drainage basins.

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