The following is a HELP file for the Chile MONTHLY streamflow data set. The data set consist of monthly streamflow data for streamflow stations in the Chile. They are free of upstream regulation and generally represent unimpaired streamflow conditions. For a complete description of the station characteristics, see the chilesta.htm file. These data were supplied by: Professor Ernesto Brown Univesidad de Chile Facultad de Ciencias Fisicas Y Matematicas Departmento de Ingenieria Civil Casilla 225-3, Santiago, Chile email: ebrown@tamarugo.cec.uchile.cl Summary of Stations: Station ID byear eyear # years 3404001 1948 1988 41 3414001 1948 1988 41 3421001 1948 1988 41 3820001 1948 1988 41 4320001 1948 1988 41 4501001 1948 1988 41 4506001 1948 1988 41 4511002 1948 1988 41 4523002 1948 1988 41 5410002 1948 1988 41 5710001 1948 1988 41 5722002 1948 1988 41 6028001 1948 1988 41 7104002 1948 1988 41 7112001 1948 1988 41 7115001 1948 1988 41 7321002 1948 1988 41 7330001 1948 1988 41 7341001 1948 1988 41 7354001 1948 1988 41 7372001 1948 1988 41 8106001 1948 1988 41 8117004 1948 1988 41 8130001 1948 1988 41 8317001 1948 1988 41 8330001 1948 1988 41 8332001 1948 1988 41 9101001 1948 1988 41 9102001 1948 1988 41 9122001 1948 1988 41 Each line of the data has the following format: blank 7X Year I4 12 monthly values 12(F8.2) The monthly data are based on a water year starting in April and are average monthly streamflow in m^3/s. Written By: Thomas Piechota University of California, Los Angeles 3066 Engineering I Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept. Los Angeles, CA 90095-1593 Office: (310) 206-8612 Fax: (310) 206-7245 email: piechota@seas.ucla.edu