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WRRCSR No. 9:23:83 Rainfall Frequency Study for Oahu: Option 1--Preparation of Rainfall Frequency Maps

Giambelluca, Thomas W; Lau, L Stephen; Fok, Yu-Si; Schroeder, Thomas A (Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1983-09)

Annual maximum rainfall series at 157 gages were used to evaluate extreme value rainfall. Daily fixed-interval data were adjusted by a factor of 1.143 to represent true maxima. Records of short-term stations were extrapolated ...
WRRCTMR No.58 Estimating Peak Discharges in Small Urban Hawaiian Watersheds for Selected Rainfall Frequencies, Kane'ohe Watershed, O'ahu, Hawai'i

Lopez, Nancy C; Dugan, Gordon L (Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1978-08)

Since its establishment in the spring of 1971 the Hawaii Environmental Simulation Laboratory (HESL) has attempted to simulate some of the consequences of alternative land use-economic decisions. The Kane'ohe region on O'ahu ...
WRRCTR No.106 Water Quality of Normal and Storm-Induced Surface Water Runoff: Kāne‵ohe Bay Watershed Oahu, Hawaii

Dugan, Gordon L (Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1977-02)

The Hawaii Environmental Simulation Laboratory (HESL), since its establishment in the spring of 1971, has attempted to simulate some of the consequences of alternative land-use economic decisions which include, as one of ...
WRRCTR No.156 Measured Evaporation in High Rainfall Areas, Leeward Ko'olau Ranges, O'ahu, Hawai'i

Ekern, Paul C (Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1983-10)

An evaporating surface made from a dark, porous carborundum stone, 6-in. (152.4-rnrn) in diameter, wetted by capillary rise from a plastic reservoir and shielded from rainfall by a clear plastic cover was designed for rainy ...
WRRCTR No.97 Meteorological Aspects of the Oahu Flood of 19 April 1974

Schroeder, Thomas A (Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 1976-02)

A detailed study has been made of the severe Oahu rainstorm of 19 April 1974 and its implications for the Hawaii flood forecast problem. Conventional meteorological analyses were performed, using standard surface observations, ...