摘要: This study shows that statistical relationships exist between peak snow-pack accumulations and snowmelt runoff quantities or resulting peak mean daily flows for the Main Dam and Middle Fork installations at Workman Creek for the p... 展开 This study shows that statistical relationships exist between peak snow-pack accumulations and snowmelt runoff quantities or resulting peak mean daily flows for the Main Dam and Middle Fork installations at Workman Creek for the period of available record. Further testing is necessary to confirm how well these relationships can be used to predict other hydrological parameters. Watershed managers could use this information to determine the effects of snowmelt runoff on stream channels, riparian vegetation, fishery resources, and status of mountain lakes and ponds. 收起