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| 83 |
| Correction | | A quantity that is applied to an observation or function thereof to diminish or eliminate the effects of errors and obtain an improved value of the observation or function. It is also applied to reduce an observation to some arbitrary standard. The correction corresponding to a given error is of the same magnitude, but of opposite sign...... | | Similar Terms |
| 364 |
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| 417 |
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| 418 |
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| 548 |
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| 1099 |
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| 1100 |
| Apparent velocity (of groundwater) | | The apparent distance moved in unit time by groundwater. It is determined by V = Q/F where F is the cross sectional area perpendicular to the streamlines and Q the volume of water passing through this cross section in unit time...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1101 |
| Average velocity (of groundwater) | | The volume of groundwater passing through a unit cross-sectional area in unit time divided by the porosity of the water transmitting material...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1102 |
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| 1171 |
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| 1174 |
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| 1205 |
| Sounding rod, or Sounding stick | | A graduated rod preferably with a flat disc at the bottom for measuring depth of water. For a deep quick-flowing stream, a weighted sounding wire may be used...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1206 |
| Air-line correction | | One of two stream gauging corrections to determine true water depth under conditions that cause large vertical angles in air-line configuration. The air line correction is for that part of the line that is above the water surface (illustrated). ..... | | Similar Terms |
| 1207 |
| Wet-line correction | | One of the two gauging corrections to determine true water depths under condition cause large vertical angles in air-line configuration. The wet line correction is for that portion of the line that is under water (Illustrated)...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1208 |
| Sag correction | | The amount by which soundings must be reduced to obtain true vertical values. | | Similar Terms |
| 1212 |
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| 1213 |
| Mean velocity position | | The point lying between the water surface and the bed of a channel at which the velocity is equal to the mean velocity on a vertical...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1215 |
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| 1216 |
| Velocity rod correction | | The correction to be applied to the velocity given by a velocity rod in order to convert it into mean velocity. | | Similar Terms |
| 1217 |
| Mean velocity curve | | A curve showing the relation between mean velocity and stage at a given section of an open channel. | | Similar Terms |
| 1218 |
| Vertical velocity curve | | A curve showing the relation between the depth and velocity along a vertical line at a given section of an open channel or conduit...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1226 |
| Rod float, or Velocity rod | | A rod, which on being turned through a float run, gives the mean velocity of water between water surface and the bottom of the rod. The rod may be of fixed length or of an adjustable telescopic type, weighted at the base so that it floats in a vertical position...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1232 |
| Integration method of velocity measurement | | A means of determining the mean velocity at a vertical depth of a stream by noting the total number of revolutions of a current meter vane and the time consumed, while the meter is slowly lowered from the surface to the bed and returned one or more times...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1233 |
| Velocity-head rod, Velocity-head stick, Run-up | | A device for measuring velocity through culverts, or over weirs, dams, etc., by placing the rod vertically in the flow and observing the `run-up` (the difference in water levels obtained at upstream and downstream of the rod); the rod is, generally, calibrated to read velocity, or discharge...... | | Similar Terms |
| 1318 |
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