Tab A-1

Table A-1. Ranges of Values Used in SSTEMP Sensitivity Analysis
             
Parameter   Units Reference Range
      Gaining Losing Low High
             
Calibration Date     7/31/1995 7/25/1996    
             
Inflow Temperature   F/C 72.72/22.62 71.11/21.73 66/18.89 73.4/23
             
Width's B-Term   dimensionless 0.207 0.38    
             
Air Temperature   F/C 69/20.56 72.09/22.27 60/15.56 80/26.67
             
Total Shade   % 32 33 5 70
             
Wind Speed   mph 5 5 3 7
             
Relative Humidity   % 70 60 40 80
             
Possible Sun   % 65 65 50 90
             
Gaining Reach            
Inflow   cfs 18.65 - 0.13 85
Outflow   cfs 19.8 - 2.33 87.4
Width's A-Term   sec/ft2 11.76 - 5.39 24.26
             
Losing Reach            
Inflow   cfs - 14.09 2.13 87
Outflow   cfs - 10.95 0.13 85
Width's A-Term   sec/ft2 - 8.24 4.03 16.11
             
Ground Temperature   F/C 62/16.67 62/16.67 55/12.78 67/19.44
             
Thermal Gradient   joules/m2/sec/C 1.65 1.65 0.65 2.65
             
Dust Coefficient   dimensionless 5 5 3 15
             
Ground Reflectivity   % 10 10 5 30
             
Notes:            
The range of the A Term is equivalent to a width:depth ratio range from 4.86 to 78.            
Stream temperatures, air temperature, wind speed, and relative humidity are based on            
7-day running average values from records collected at the California Department of            
Forestry facility near Boonville.            

Chart Figure A-8. Effect of Shade and Flow on Stream Temperature: Neutral, Losing, and Gaining Reaches of the Navarro

Chart Figure A-7. Predicted Mean Temperature at Downstream End of a Losing Navarro River Reach as a Function of Flow

Chart Figure A-6. Effect on Temperatures at the Downstream End of a Gaining Reach

Chart Figure A-5. Effect on Temperatures at the Downstream End of a Losing Reach

Chart Figure A-4. Comparison of Dry Season Flows for a Navarro River Losing Reach: SWRCB-8, -9, and -10 vs. SWRCB-11

Chart Figure A-3. Comparison of Dry Season Flows for a Navarro River Losing Reach: SWRCB-11 and SWRCB-12

Chart Figure A-2. Streamflow vs. Drainage Area, Navarro River Watershed, 1996

Chart Figure A-1. Streamflow vs. Drainage Area, Navarro River Watershed, 1995


Last Updated on 5/21/2001
By Drew Bayless