The average water surface area in a reservoir is 5000ha, calculate the water surface elevation in meters of the reservoir at the end of the month if it is having a water surface elevation of 102.3m above datum at the beginning of a certain month. Consider that, in that month the reservoir received an average inflow of 6.5m3/s from surface runoff sources. In the same period the outflow from the reservoir had an average value of 6.0 m3/s. Further, in that month, the reservoir received a rainfall of 145 mm and the evaporation form the reservoir surface was estimated as 6.10 cm.

The average water surface area in a reservoir is 5000ha, calculate the water surface elevation in meters of the reservoir at the end of the month if it is having a water surface elevation of 102.3m above datum at the beginning of a certain month. Consider that, in that month the reservoir received an average inflow of 6.5m3/s from surface runoff sources. In the same period the outflow from the reservoir had an average value of 6.0 m3/s. Further, in that month, the reservoir received a rainfall of 145 mm and the evaporation form the reservoir surface was estimated as 6.10 cm.

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