Hydrodata Daily Values


Hydrodata Daily Values provides access to resource data contained in the USGS WATSTORE Daily values files and the US Bureau of Reclamation HYDROMET files. The daily data result from more than 100 years of observations of stream flow, lake levels, water quality and meteorology. Data can be viewed in Daily Statistics, Daily Data, Monthly Statistics, Monthly Data and Remarks parameters. Data can be plotted on graphs, printed or exported in different formats.

Hydrodata is available in all the UW science library units.


Getting Started

Selecting a Station

Displaying Data

Printing

Exporting / Downloading

Selecting a State

Selecting a Parameter

Plotting Data

Marking Records

Quiting


GETTING STARTED

SELECTING A STATE

SELECTING A STATION

SELECTING A PARAMETER

DISPLAYING DATA

Choose Data from tool bar and the desired display or click on the icon as below:

ICON

DATA DISPLAY

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Daily Statistics - summary statistics on a day-by-day basis, including the mean, minimum and maximum value for each day of the year, and the year on which the minimum and maximum value occurred for each day.

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Daily Data - presents the time series of daily values arranged in a day-month-year grid.

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Monthly Data - presents the time series of monthly values arranged in a month-by-year grid by five statistics:. total, average, end-of-month, maximum, minimum.

Monthly Statistics - displays summary statistics on a month-by-month basis summarizing data over the entire period of record. Three types of statistics: daily, period and exceedances.

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Station History - includes information on a station's history, location, drainage area and gage.

PLOTTING DATA

PRINTING CURRENT ACTIVE WINDOW

MARKING MULTIPLE STATIONS FOR EXPORT

Click on Mark from the tool bar and then click on Mark Station for each of the stations to be exported.

EXPORTING OR DOWNLOADING

  1. Choose Export or the X icon from the tool bar. For exporting multiple stations, choose Export from the tool bar, then click on Export Marked Stations.
  2. Choose the desired parameter and click OK.
  3. Choose the desired view and format* from the scroll down menus under Export Options.
  4. Choose the desired years if applicable.
  5. Click on the icon on the Export tool bar.
  6. Specify the drive and name the file (e.g. a:clim.tab).

*Six formats are available for exporting, although not all formats are supported for all views:

 

Station Info

Daily Data

Daily Statistics

Monthly Data

Monthly Statistics

Station History

Tabular

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Delimited

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d-Base

 

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Worksheet

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Card

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Binary

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QUITING

Choose File from the tool bar, then choose Exit.


Natural Sciences Library / natsci@u.washington.edu
University of Washington

December 1997