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    Application of multi-variate analysis in hydrology, An

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    Abstract
    Multivariate analysis was used to make a selection of some of the more meaningful physical parameters dealing with the response of a small watershed to flood producing rainfall. Factor Analysis, Principal Component Analysis and a Correlation Coefficient Matrix was utilized. The list of 24 parameters was reduced to a list of 8 parameters. This reduction results in a very material economy in the encoding of relevant geomorphological data in flood analysis.
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    Yevjevich, Vujica M., 1913-; Dhyr-Nielsen, M.; Schulz, Edmund F.; Colorado State University. Environmental Resources Center; United States. Office of Water Resources Research; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering

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    1972-08-31
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