Q1) In a catchment area, six rainfall stations are situated as shown in the figure below. Rainfall depths (cm) in year 2016 were as follows: A-22, B-35, C-30, D-29, and E-26, F= 21. Determine the average annual precipitation using the Thiessen-polygons method. 50 km 25 km 20 kra 20 km 50 kra * 26 km >

Q1) In a catchment area, six rainfall stations are situated as shown in the figure below. Rainfall depths (cm) in year 2016 were as follows: A-22, B-35, C-30, D-29, and E-26, F= 21. Determine the average annual precipitation using the Thiessen-polygons method. 50 km 25 km 20 kra 20 km 50 kra * 26 km >

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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