What is its standard deviation of this data set what are


1. A small stream has flow data for April as shown in the table:

Date

Q (cfs)

Date

Q (cfs)

Date

Q (cfs)

Date

Q (cfs)

Date

0 (cfs)

1-Apr

248

7-Apr

254

13-Apr

725

19-Apr

215

25-Apr

216

2-Apr

359

8-Apr

596

14-Apr

548

20-Apr

548

26-Apr

843

3-Apr

154

9-Apr

357

15-Apr

921

21-Apr

265

27-Apr

845

4-Apr

856

10-Apr

248

16-Apr

325

22-Apr

157

28-Apr

365

5-Apr

92

11-Apr

368

17-Apr

365

23-Apr

920

29-Apr

282

6-Apr

487

12-Apr

954

18-Apr

219

24-Apr

215   _

30-Apr

204

Analyze this data set and discuss the following:

Raw Data Assessment

(a)   Were there any outliers that you discarded? Which ones & Why

(b)  Is there a trend to this data?

(c)   What is the mean, median, and mode of this data set?

Ans: Mean = 438, Median = 358, Mode = 248

(d)  What is its standard deviation of this data set? What are the upper and lower values of 67% range of the flows and how do these compare to the upper and lower values of the full range of data?          

Ans: Std.Dev = 265, Range 174 - 703

(e)  What is its Skewness, Standard Error of Skewness, and acceptability of the skewness of this data set?                                                                                                         

 Ans: Skedness 0.80, ses = 0.45

(f)   What is its Kurtosis, Standard Error of Kurtosis, and acceptability of the Kurtosis of this data set?      

 Ans: Kertosis = -0.78, sek = 0.89

(g)  Can a standard (Gaussian) distribution be used to describe this data set?

Probability of Exceedance

-- Construct the ranked exceedance graph of this data ---

(h)  What is the best-fit trend line for the exceedance curve?

(1) What is the Correlation Coefficient (R2) for this trend line?

Ans: y=1.466e4003 Ans: R2 = 0.9203

(.1) If this stream floods the area when Q > 800 cfs. what is the probability that it will flood in January? What is the return period (T) of a flow rate of this stream being equal to or greater than 800 cfs in January? Ans: P = 97.8&. T = 1.02/yr

(k) To be a dependable water source for a small town, this stream must have a 95% probability of providing 135 cfs or greater during a typical January. Is this stream a good water source for this town?

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