What Is the Most Important Data for Studying the Potential

question 46

Multiple Choice

What is the most important data for studying the potential for flooding along a river for several decades into the future?

• A)Precipitation records
• B)Newspaper accounts of previous floods
• C)Satellite photographs taken every 10 years
• D)Discharge data from stream gauges

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Definitions:

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