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1: Kristina Karl 04:39 PM Apr 8 2008 781:2343 edittextuser=1671 post_id=2343 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=781 Reply to this post
This is my StreamFlow Graph, enjoy
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This is the StreamFlow Data combined with precipitation data for Sudbury River in the year 2000.
Provenance: Kristina Karl
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2: Kristina Karl 04:39 PM Apr 8 2008 781:2344 edittextuser=1671 post_id=2344 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=781 Reply to this post
3: Kristina Karl 04:47 PM Apr 8 2008 781:2355 edittextuser=1671 post_id=2355 initial_post_id=0 thread_id=781 Reply to this post
1. What does your graph show? Please briefly describe it.
This graph allows up to see how the streamflow of a river is related to the amount of precipitation.
2. What factors influence the way the Sudbury River responds to precipitation?
The factors that affect the way the Sudbury River responds to precipitation include intensity and duration of rain and the air temperature. Additionally, the type of soil, amount of vegetation on the ground, and the permeability of the substrate/surface.
3. In what ways can you imagine incorporating Excel techniques and/or streamflow/precipitation data into your teaching? For example, are there other numerical datasets you are thinking about using with with Excel?
In my science class, the students use Excel to analyze their lab report data.
4. What lingering questions (if any) do you have from today's workshop?
Nada...
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