Vízrajzi Évkönyv 90., 1985 (Budapest, 1986)
Tartalomjegyzék
"О" А F (286) 25- 560+ 26: 52 i 401 LKV lLKVl KV iKVl KKV KÖV KNV GENERAL INFORMATION 1. The symbols used in this Annual are as follows: point zero of the water-gauge warning referring to the fact that the zero point water- gauge has been changed since the year 1931. catchment area value deduced from observation data annual minimum annual maximum ice on the banks drifting ice standing ice lowest low - water level. Lowest gauge reading as to yet recorded. lowest low-water level in the presence of ice. Lowest gauge reading recorded as to yet in the presence of ice. low-water level. Lowest gauge reading recorded within a given period. low-water level in the presence of ice. Lowest gauge reading in the presence of ice recorded within a given period. mean low - water level. Arithmetical mean of the low-waters occurring within a given period. mean water level. Arithmetical mean of gauge reading series. mean high - water level. Arithmetical mean of high-water occurring within a given period. NV high - water level. The highest gauge reading observed within a given period. INVI high-water level in the presence of ice. Highest gauge reading observed in the presence of ice within a given period. LNV highest high-water level. The highest gauge reading as to yet recorded. iLNVl highest high-water level in the presence of ice. KQ low-water discharge. The lowest discharge occurring within a given period. KKQ mean low-water discharge. Arithmetical mean of low discharges occurring within a given period. KÖQ mean water discharge. Arithmetical mean of daily discharges occurring within a given period. KNQ mean high-water discharge. Arithmetical mean of high discharges occurring within a given period. NQ ZQ Kq KÖq Nq m B. f. high-water discharge. The highest discharge occurring within a given period. annual total discharge KQ value of ^ KÓQ NQ converted to 1 km of the catchment area elevation above the Baltic level, m-21 -
