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Extract baseflow from a daily streamflow record using the method proposed by the Institute of Hydrology (1980a,b), and as implemented by Wahl and Wahl (1988).
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date |
the date for each |
discharge |
the daily streamflow to be separated missing values are not permitted
within the time specified by |
by |
string describing how to construct turning points: "water year", "calendar_year", or "continuous". |
f |
the factor for identifying turning points. |
N |
the time perod for period for calculating the turning points. |
STAID |
the station identifier for the data. |
The original description of constructing turning points proposed dividing water years into 5-day increments and selecting the minimum flow for each period. Gustard and others (1992) describe using continuous 5-day increments rather than restarting on the water year.
an object of class "baseflow" and inherits class "data.frame" of the selected data, a data frame of the baseflow information, and other information about the analysis.
Gustard, A., Bullock, A., and Dixon, J.M., 1992, Low flow estimation in the United Kingdom: Institue of Hydrology Report No. 108, 88 p. and appendixes.
Institute of Hydrology, 1980a, Low flow studies: Wallingford, Oxon, United Kingdom, Report No. I, 41 p.
Institute of Hydrology, 1980b, Low flow studies: Wallingford, Oxon, United Kingdom, Report No. 3, p. 12- 19.
Wahl, K.L., and Wahl, T.L., 1988, BFI—A computer program for determining an index to base flow: US Bureau of Reclamation Water Resources Research Laboratory, accessed August 25, 2004: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.
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