Annual Report 1982
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In response to the first study objective, the nearly 50 state and federal agencies that participated in the study developed an extensive database as part of the overall water accounting system. That database was completed during FY82 and contains information collected during the hydrology study. The following data and supporting information are contained in the database for each of the 93 drainage areas called node basins: (1) depletors (water users), annually, for the period 1944 thru 1978; (2...) historic depletions and historic streamflow, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (3) 1978 level depletions, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (4) reservoir inflow data, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (5) narrative information, for each node basin, including general information, compacts and court decrees, summary of water rights, and a summary of state water laws; and (6) supporting information, including: a.
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In response to the first study objective, the nearly 50 state and federal agencies that participated in the study developed an extensive database as part of the overall water accounting system. That database was completed during FY82 and contains information collected during the hydrology study. The following data and supporting information are contained in the database for each of the 93 drainage areas called node basins: (1) depletors (water users), annually, for the period 1944 thru 1978; (2...) historic depletions and historic streamflow, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (3) 1978 level depletions, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (4) reservoir inflow data, in acre-feet by month, for the period January 1944 thru December 1978; (5) narrative information, for each node basin, including general information, compacts and court decrees, summary of water rights, and a summary of state water laws; and (6) supporting information, including: a.
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