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Amount of Average Rainfall Over A Catchment Area Output: University of San Jose-Recoletos
Amount of Average Rainfall Over A Catchment Area Output: University of San Jose-Recoletos
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
CE 42F : HYDROLOGY
(MWF 02:00 - 03:00 PM)
Prepared for:
Instructor
Prepared by:
INSTRUMENTS: (a) Rain gauges, (b) any string, (c) marking pins, (d) steel tape
DATA:
Height (mm) 7 7 8
Precipitation Readings:
A. ARITHMETIC METHOD
PROCEDURE:
1 N
P Pi
N i 1
16630.81 16630.81 19006.64
P
3
B. THIESSEN P 17422.75mm 3
POLYGON METHOD
PROCEDURE:
SOLUTION:
1 N
P AiPi
A i 1
(16630.81x 2.66) (16630.81x1.31) (19006.64 x1.74)
P
5.71
C. P 17354.8mm 3
ISOHYETAL METHOD
PROCEDURE:
1.) Construct isohyets (rainfall contours).
3.) Compute average precipitation for each pair of adjacent isohyets (Pi).
SOLUTION:
1 N
P AiPi
A i 1
(16630.81x0.135) (16630.81x 0.889) (19006.64 x0.144)
P
1.168
P 16923.7 mm 3
CONCLUSION:
As I have observed, each method has different results. But of the three methods,
Arithmetic Method and Thiessen Polygon Method has closer results. Base on the procedure of
gathering the data, I can say that the data gathered using the Thiessen Method is more reliable
because it considers the area of every station.
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