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Re:Phase 1: Land Diagnostic 2 Years, 6 Months ago Karma: 2  
The images didn't post because the file was too big- here they are one at a time.
 
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Any idea where I could get rainstorm data for Tipa Tipa? To figure out where I can put diversion channels in terms of land slope, I need a rough estimate of how much water is going to be flowing through them. All I really need to know is the rainfall intensity and duration during the largest storm you could expect during a 5-year period (or so). I've been checking around on the internet, but if you have any ideas please let me know.
 
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This is the best data you will find regarding rainfall. Data on specific rainstorms either doesn't exist, or would be so difficult to find that it isn't worth our time. We could, of course collect such data ourselves, but that hardly seems worthwhile.

The data in the excel file is in pivot tables. If you've never used one before, you'll quickly realize the advantages, play around with it and you'll get the idea.

My recommendation is you pick a month with low precipitation, like October, November, or April, and assume that it only rains a few times in those months, and take your best guess from there. Good luck!

http://agroinnovations.com/images/coral/dmdocuments/climate_data_tipatipa.xls

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Thanks! Yeah, I don't necessarily need really detailed data, just a general idea, so that's perfect. So I can assume that usually the rain would fall in only 1-2 rainstorms? How long do the storms generally last (i.e., more like a 3-hour downpour or a 24-hour drizzle?)
 
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The ideal month to target as a _base_line statistic is November. That's when the rains are hardest and most violent. In November, it rains an average of 3 or 4 times, between 20 and 40 minutes each rainfall. Using the statistical data I gave you, you'll be able to make the necessary calculations.

Just another reason why farmer participation is absolutely crucial to success. Only someone like Moises would have that kind of information...
 
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Perfect, that's just what I needed, thank Moises for me.

One other thing: Which way is the ephemeral stream at the southern end of the property (in the paths_streams_roads _layer_) flowing? I'm assuming it's flowing east (towards the canal), but I wanted to make sure.
 
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