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EXTREME VALUE DISTRIBUTION TO DETERMINE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION FOR DIFFERENT RETURN PERIODS By Jonathan Anthony D’Cruz Guided by Prof. Shreenivas N. Londhe Professor In Civil Engineering And Dean (Academics)
INTRODUCTION ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
OBJECTIVE ,[object Object],[object Object]
MOTIVATION ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
STUDY AREA ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
MAXIMUM RAINFALL OVER 35 YEAR PERIOD
PROBABLE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
CALCULATION OF PMP PROBABLE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION RANK RAINFALL (x) XN-1 STANDARD DEVIATION       XN-1 - XN-1(avg) (XN-1 - XN-1(avg))^2 1 575.6       2 544.3 544.3 319.4323529 102037.0281 3 477.6 477.6 252.7323529 63873.64222 4 421.2 421.2 196.3323529 38546.39281 5 417.2 417.2 192.3323529 36991.73399 6 345.5 345.5 120.6323529 14552.16458 7 279.4 279.4 54.53235294 2973.777517 8 261.9 261.9 37.03235294 1371.395164 9 249.7 249.7 24.83235294 616.6457526 10 244.2 244.2 19.33235294 373.7398702 11 243.7 243.7 18.83235294 354.6575173 12 241.6 241.6 16.73235294 279.9716349 13 233 233 8.132352941 66.13516436 14 217 217 -7.867647059 61.89987024 15 213.3 213.3 -11.56764706 133.8104585 16 206.9 206.9 -17.96764706 322.8363408 17 206.2 206.2 -18.66764706 348.4810467 18 184.9 184.9 -39.96764706 1597.412811 19 184.4 184.4 -40.46764706 1637.630458 20 183.3 183.3 -41.56764706 1727.869282 21 180.9 180.9 -43.96764706 1933.153988 22 175.9 175.9 -48.96764706 2397.830458 23 175.7 175.7 -49.16764706 2417.457517 24 174.4 174.4 -50.46764706 2546.9834 25 165.4 165.4 -59.46764706 3536.401047 26 162.8 162.8 -62.06764706 3852.392811 27 153.9 153.9 -70.96764706 5036.406929 28 150.3 150.3 -74.56764706 5560.333988 29 148.6 148.6 -76.26764706 5816.753988 30 147.7 147.7 -77.16764706 5954.845753 31 138.3 138.3 -86.56764706 7493.957517 32 138.2 138.2 -86.66764706 7511.281047 33 128.7 128.7 -96.16764706 9248.216341 34 125.9 125.9 -98.96764706 9794.595164 35 123.5 123.5 -101.3676471 10275.39987 Average 234.8885714 224.8676471   351243.2344                 Variance 10330.68337       Standard Deviation 101.6399693
RETURN PERIOD & RISK ANALYSIS ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
RISK ANALYSIS RAIN FALL RISK ANALYSIS RANK RAINFALL (x) R.I. (T) RETURN PERIOD (1/T) RISK ANALYSIS       (m/(n+1)) (1-(1/T))^n 1-((1-(1/T))^n) Percent Terms 1 575.6 36 0.027777778 0.373073177 0.626926823 62.69268231 2 544.3 18 0.055555556 0.135261615 0.864738385 86.47383847 3 477.6 12 0.083333333 0.047577363 0.952422637 95.24226368 4 421.2 9 0.111111111 0.016205473 0.983794527 98.37945269 5 417.2 7.2 0.138888889 0.00533423 0.99466577 99.46657698 6 345.5 6 0.166666667 0.001692998 0.998307002 99.83070022 7 279.4 5.142857143 0.194444444 0.000516824 0.999483176 99.94831763 8 261.9 4.5 0.222222222 0.000151336 0.999848664 99.98486635 9 249.7 4 0.25 4.23784E-05 0.999957622 99.99576216 10 244.2 3.6 0.277777778 1.13104E-05 0.99998869 99.99886896 11 243.7 3.272727273 0.305555556 2.86624E-06 0.999997134 99.99971338 12 241.6 3 0.333333333 6.86761E-07 0.999999313 99.99993132 13 233 2.769230769 0.361111111 1.54841E-07 0.999999845 99.99998452 14 217 2.571428571 0.388888889 3.26743E-08 0.999999967 99.99999673 15 213.3 2.4 0.416666667 6.41339E-09 0.999999994 99.99999936 16 206.9 2.25 0.444444444 1.16269E-09 0.999999999 99.99999988 17 206.2 2.117647059 0.472222222 1.93103E-10 1 99.99999998 18 184.9 2 0.5 2.91038E-11 1 100 19 184.4 1.894736842 0.527777778 3.93663E-12 1 100 20 183.3 1.8 0.555555556 4.71641E-13 1 100 21 180.9 1.714285714 0.583333333 4.92727E-14 1 100 22 175.9 1.636363636 0.611111111 4.40447E-15 1 100 23 175.7 1.565217391 0.638888889 3.29177E-16 1 100 24 174.4 1.5 0.666666667 1.99874E-17 1 100 25 165.4 1.44 0.694444444 9.50947E-19 1 100 26 162.8 1.384615385 0.722222222 3.38386E-20 1 100 27 153.9 1.333333333 0.75 8.47033E-22 1 100 28 150.3 1.285714286 0.777777778 1.37266E-23 1 100 29 148.6 1.24137931 0.805555556 1.28187E-25 1 100 30 147.7 1.2 0.833333333 5.8171E-28 1 100 31 138.3 1.161290323 0.861111111 9.84833E-31 1 100 32 138.2 1.125 0.888888889 3.99496E-34 1 100 33 128.7 1.090909091 0.916666667 1.693E-38 1 100 34 125.9 1.058823529 0.944444444 1.16269E-44 1 100 35 123.5 1.028571429 0.972222222 3.38386E-55 1 100
ESTIMATED MAXIMUM ONE DAY RAINFALL FOR DIFFERENT RETURN PERIODS ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 1)- Maximum Of 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX.RAINFALL 1 575.6 340.7114286 116084.2776 2 -0.087567102 224.5848792 2 417.2 182.3114286 33237.45699 5 0.773854859 325.9451687 3 123.5 -111.3885714 12407.41384 10 1.344191152 393.0544999 4 184.4 -50.48857143 2549.095845 15 1.665970069 430.9170175 5 175.7 -59.18857143 3503.286988 20 1.891271417 457.4273817 6 206.2 -28.68857143 823.0341306 25 2.06481257 477.8473179 7 125.9 -108.9885714 11878.5087 30 2.205993197 494.4595124 8 241.6 6.711428571 45.04327347 35 2.325007656 508.4634971 9 180.9 -53.98857143 2914.765845 40 2.427881777 520.568309 10 174.4 -60.48857143 3658.867273 45 2.51847549 531.2281311 11 544.3 309.4114286 95735.43213 50 2.599410704 540.7514741 12 345.5 110.6114286 12234.88813 55 2.67255001 549.3575018 13 128.7 -106.1885714 11276.0127 60 2.739264255 557.2075166 14 153.9 -80.98857143 6559.148702 65 2.800591732 564.4236906 15 138.2 -96.68857143 9348.679845 70 2.857337751 571.1007818 16 183.3 -51.58857143 2661.380702 75 2.910139521 577.3137679 17 421.2 186.3114286 34711.94842 80 2.959509909 583.1229962 18 477.6 242.7114286 58908.83756 85 3.005867826 588.5777583 19 175.9 -58.98857143 3479.651559 90 3.04955986 593.718836 20 206.9 -27.98857143 783.3601306 100 3.130061449 603.1911559 21 148.6 -86.28857143 7445.717559       22 162.8 -72.08857143 5196.762131       23 165.4 -69.48857143 4828.661559       24 244.2 9.311428571 86.70270204       25 261.9 27.01142857 729.6172735       26 233 -1.888571429 3.566702041       27 243.7 8.811428571 77.64127347       28 184.9 -49.98857143 2498.857273       29 138.3 -96.58857143 9329.352131       30 147.7 -87.18857143 7601.846988       31 150.3 -84.58857143 7155.226416       32 217 -17.88857143 320.0009878       33 213.3 -21.58857143 466.0664163       34 279.4 44.51142857 1981.267273       35 249.7 14.81142857 219.3784163       Average 234.8885714   470741.7554                         Variance 13845.34575           Standard Deviation 117.6662473      
Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 2)- Month Of June For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 36 -113.6542857 12917.29666 2 -0.087567102 140.7934091 2 69.8 -79.85428571 6376.706947 5 0.773854859 227.9603192 3 97.5 -52.15428571 2720.069518 10 1.344191152 285.6723983 4 91.1 -58.55428571 3428.604376 15 1.665970069 318.2330657 5 175.7 26.04571429 678.3792327 20 1.891271417 341.0312102 6 90.2 -59.45428571 3534.81209 25 2.06481257 358.5917633 7 86 -63.65428571 4051.86809 30 2.205993197 372.8777689 8 134.8 -14.85428571 220.6498041 35 2.325007656 384.9207898 9 180.9 31.24571429 976.2946612 40 2.427881777 395.330577 10 174.4 24.74571429 612.3503755 45 2.51847549 404.497715 11 133.3 -16.35428571 267.4626612 50 2.599410704 412.6875138 12 345.5 195.8457143 38355.5438 55 2.67255001 420.0884481 13 110.9 -38.75428571 1501.894661 60 2.739264255 426.8392332 14 78.2 -71.45428571 5105.714947 65 2.800591732 433.0449337 15 102.2 -47.45428571 2251.909233 70 2.857337751 438.7870384 16 111.9 -37.75428571 1425.38609 75 2.910139521 444.1300264 17 421.2 271.5457143 73737.07495 80 2.959509909 449.1257943 18 477.6 327.9457143 107548.3915 85 3.005867826 453.8167315 19 47 -102.6542857 10537.90238 90 3.04955986 458.2379093 20 118.4 -31.25428571 976.8303755 100 3.130061449 466.3838297 21 99.7 -49.95428571 2495.430661       22 36.6 -113.0542857 12781.27152       23 62.4 -87.25428571 7613.310376       24 122.8 -26.85428571 721.1526612       25 248.6 98.94571429 9790.254376       26 233 83.34571429 6946.50809       27 126 -23.65428571 559.5252327       28 122.4 -27.25428571 742.7960898       29 96.4 -53.25428571 2836.018947       30 147.7 -1.954285714 3.819232653       31 82.2 -67.45428571 4550.080661       32 209.7 60.04571429 3605.487804       33 118 -31.65428571 1001.993804       34 279.4 129.7457143 16833.95038       35 170.4 20.74571429 430.3846612       Average 149.6542857   348137.1269                         Variance 10239.32726           Standard Deviation 101.189561      
ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL  (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF JUNE FOR 35 YEARS
Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 3)- Month Of July For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 575.6 412.0628571 169795.7982 2 -0.087567102 152.8630654 2 417.2 253.6628571 64344.84509 5 0.773854859 257.8669378 3 123.5 -40.03714286 1602.972808 10 1.344191152 327.388638 4 184.4 20.86285714 435.2588082 15 1.665970069 366.6121938 5 83.2 -80.33714286 6454.056522 20 1.891271417 394.075522 6 119.7 -43.83714286 1921.695094 25 2.06481257 415.2294906 7 125.9 -37.63714286 1416.554522 30 2.205993197 432.4388411 8 98.3 -65.23714286 4255.884808 35 2.325007656 446.946225 9 135 -28.53714286 814.3685224 40 2.427881777 459.4861666 10 130.4 -33.13714286 1098.070237 45 2.51847549 470.5291758 11 544.3 380.7628571 144980.3534 50 2.599410704 480.3948529 12 125.8 -37.73714286 1424.091951 55 2.67255001 489.3102402 13 24.4 -139.1371429 19359.14452 60 2.739264255 497.4424383 14 153.9 -9.637142857 92.87452245 65 2.800591732 504.9180111 15 100.5 -63.03714286 3973.68138 70 2.857337751 511.8351226 16 183.3 19.76285714 390.5705224 75 2.910139521 518.271446 17 77.8 -85.73714286 7350.857665 80 2.959509909 524.2894978 18 181.1 17.56285714 308.453951 85 3.005867826 529.9403413 19 175.9 12.36285714 152.8402367 90 3.04955986 535.2662246 20 161.1 -2.437142857 5.939665306 100 3.130061449 545.0790445 21 148.6 -14.93714286 223.1182367       22 51.6 -111.9371429 12529.92395       23 144.9 -18.63714286 347.3430939       24 102.3 -61.23714286 3749.987665       25 117.8 -45.73714286 2091.886237       26 79.2 -84.33714286 7112.753665       27 243.7 80.16285714 6426.083665       28 184.9 21.36285714 456.3716653       29 19.8 -143.7371429 20660.36624       30 95.6 -67.93714286 4615.45538       31 132.4 -31.13714286 969.5216653       32 103.9 -59.63714286 3556.588808       33 213.3 49.76285714 2476.341951       34 114.8 -48.73714286 2375.309094       35 249.7 86.16285714 7424.037951       Average 163.5371429   505193.4017                         Variance 14858.62946           Standard Deviation 121.895978      
ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL  (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF JULY FOR 35 YEARS
Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 4)- Month Of August For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 184.3 68.14571429 4643.838376 2 -0.087567102 110.6263596 2 107.8 -8.354285714 69.7940898 5 0.773854859 165.0061083 3 87 -29.15428571 849.9723755 10 1.344191152 201.0102338 4 72.4 -43.75428571 1914.437518 15 1.665970069 221.3234571 5 35.7 -80.45428571 6472.89209 20 1.891271417 235.5462553 6 206.2 90.04571429 8108.230661 25 2.06481257 246.5015417 7 110.3 -5.854285714 34.27266122 30 2.205993197 255.4139764 8 48.7 -67.45428571 4550.080661 35 2.325007656 262.9271078 9 88.3 -27.85428571 775.8612327 40 2.427881777 269.4213338 10 173.4 57.24571429 3277.071804 45 2.51847549 275.1403235 11 21.5 -94.65428571 8959.433804 50 2.599410704 280.2495926 12 79.7 -36.45428571 1328.914947 55 2.67255001 284.8667226 13 128.7 12.54571429 157.3949469 60 2.739264255 289.0782519 14 100.3 -15.85428571 251.3583755 65 2.800591732 292.949726 15 86.6 -29.55428571 873.4558041 70 2.857337751 296.5319823 16 71 -45.15428571 2038.909518 75 2.910139521 299.8652465 17 259 142.8457143 20404.89809 80 2.959509909 302.9818948 18 33.7 -82.45428571 6798.709233 85 3.005867826 305.9083722 19 174.9 58.74571429 3451.058947 90 3.04955986 308.666558 20 60.9 -55.25428571 3053.03609 100 3.130061449 313.7484533 21 98.1 -18.05428571 325.9572327       22 70 -46.15428571 2130.21809       23 101.1 -15.05428571 226.6315184       24 244.2 128.0457143 16395.70495       25 261.9 145.7457143 21241.81323       26 85 -31.15428571 970.5895184       27 116.5 0.345714286 0.119518367       28 72.2 -43.95428571 1931.979233       29 138.3 22.14571429 490.4326612       30 65.8 -50.35428571 2535.55409       31 150.3 34.14571429 1165.929804       32 161 44.84571429 2011.13809       33 191.6 75.44571429 5692.055804       34 111.2 -4.954285714 24.54494694       35 67.8 -48.35428571 2338.136947       Average 116.1542857   135494.4269                         Variance 3985.130202           Standard Deviation 63.12788767      
ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL  (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF AUG. FOR 35 YEARS
Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 5)- Month Of September For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 27.5 -66.54857143 4428.712359 2 -0.087567102 88.4566456 2 175.3 81.25142857 6601.794645 5 0.773854859 143.465977 3 88.8 -5.248571429 27.54750204 10 1.344191152 179.886941 4 181.9 87.85142857 7717.873502 15 1.665970069 200.4353411 5 78 -16.04857143 257.5566449 20 1.891271417 214.822804 6 65.1 -28.94857143 838.0197878 25 2.06481257 225.9049255 7 23 -71.04857143 5047.899502 30 2.205993197 234.9205441 8 241.6 147.5514286 21771.42407 35 2.325007656 242.5206589 9 76.8 -17.24857143 297.5132163 40 2.427881777 249.0900719 10 115.1 21.05142857 443.1626449 45 2.51847549 254.8752734 11 148.4 54.35142857 2954.077788 50 2.599410704 260.0436952 12 29.5 -64.54857143 4166.518073 55 2.67255001 264.71428 13 30.7 -63.34857143 4013.041502 60 2.739264255 268.9745684 14 6.3 -87.74857143 7699.811788 65 2.800591732 272.8908645 15 138.2 44.15142857 1949.348645 70 2.857337751 276.5145945 16 37.2 -56.84857143 3231.760073 75 2.910139521 279.8864497 17 97.8 3.751428571 14.07321633 80 2.959509909 283.039181 18 21.9 -72.14857143 5205.416359 85 3.005867826 285.9995397 19 97.5 3.451428571 11.91235918 90 3.04955986 288.7896585 20 206.9 112.8514286 12735.44493 100 3.130061449 293.9303895 21 91.5 -2.548571429 6.495216327       22 162.8 68.75142857 4726.758931       23 165.4 71.35142857 5091.026359       24 132 37.95142857 1440.310931       25 59.8 -34.24857143 1172.964645       26 134 39.95142857 1596.116645       27 45.1 -48.94857143 2395.962645       28 19 -75.04857143 5632.288073       29 38.9 -55.14857143 3041.364931       30 77.1 -16.94857143 287.2540735       31 32.6 -61.44857143 3775.926931       32 217 122.9514286 15117.05379       33 38.3 -55.74857143 3107.903216       34 65 -29.04857143 843.819502       35 125.7 31.65142857 1001.812931       Average 94.04857143   138649.9674                         Variance 4077.940218           Standard Deviation 63.85875209      
ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL  (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF SEPT. FOR 35 YEARS
CONCLUSION ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
RETURN PERIOD (YEAR) VS. ONE DAY MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MM)
[object Object]
GUMBEL’S DISTRIBUTION
VALUES ASSUMED

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Extreme value distribution to predict maximum precipitation

  • 1. EXTREME VALUE DISTRIBUTION TO DETERMINE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION FOR DIFFERENT RETURN PERIODS By Jonathan Anthony D’Cruz Guided by Prof. Shreenivas N. Londhe Professor In Civil Engineering And Dean (Academics)
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  • 6. MAXIMUM RAINFALL OVER 35 YEAR PERIOD
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  • 8. CALCULATION OF PMP PROBABLE MAXIMUM PRECIPITATION RANK RAINFALL (x) XN-1 STANDARD DEVIATION       XN-1 - XN-1(avg) (XN-1 - XN-1(avg))^2 1 575.6       2 544.3 544.3 319.4323529 102037.0281 3 477.6 477.6 252.7323529 63873.64222 4 421.2 421.2 196.3323529 38546.39281 5 417.2 417.2 192.3323529 36991.73399 6 345.5 345.5 120.6323529 14552.16458 7 279.4 279.4 54.53235294 2973.777517 8 261.9 261.9 37.03235294 1371.395164 9 249.7 249.7 24.83235294 616.6457526 10 244.2 244.2 19.33235294 373.7398702 11 243.7 243.7 18.83235294 354.6575173 12 241.6 241.6 16.73235294 279.9716349 13 233 233 8.132352941 66.13516436 14 217 217 -7.867647059 61.89987024 15 213.3 213.3 -11.56764706 133.8104585 16 206.9 206.9 -17.96764706 322.8363408 17 206.2 206.2 -18.66764706 348.4810467 18 184.9 184.9 -39.96764706 1597.412811 19 184.4 184.4 -40.46764706 1637.630458 20 183.3 183.3 -41.56764706 1727.869282 21 180.9 180.9 -43.96764706 1933.153988 22 175.9 175.9 -48.96764706 2397.830458 23 175.7 175.7 -49.16764706 2417.457517 24 174.4 174.4 -50.46764706 2546.9834 25 165.4 165.4 -59.46764706 3536.401047 26 162.8 162.8 -62.06764706 3852.392811 27 153.9 153.9 -70.96764706 5036.406929 28 150.3 150.3 -74.56764706 5560.333988 29 148.6 148.6 -76.26764706 5816.753988 30 147.7 147.7 -77.16764706 5954.845753 31 138.3 138.3 -86.56764706 7493.957517 32 138.2 138.2 -86.66764706 7511.281047 33 128.7 128.7 -96.16764706 9248.216341 34 125.9 125.9 -98.96764706 9794.595164 35 123.5 123.5 -101.3676471 10275.39987 Average 234.8885714 224.8676471   351243.2344                 Variance 10330.68337       Standard Deviation 101.6399693
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  • 10. RISK ANALYSIS RAIN FALL RISK ANALYSIS RANK RAINFALL (x) R.I. (T) RETURN PERIOD (1/T) RISK ANALYSIS       (m/(n+1)) (1-(1/T))^n 1-((1-(1/T))^n) Percent Terms 1 575.6 36 0.027777778 0.373073177 0.626926823 62.69268231 2 544.3 18 0.055555556 0.135261615 0.864738385 86.47383847 3 477.6 12 0.083333333 0.047577363 0.952422637 95.24226368 4 421.2 9 0.111111111 0.016205473 0.983794527 98.37945269 5 417.2 7.2 0.138888889 0.00533423 0.99466577 99.46657698 6 345.5 6 0.166666667 0.001692998 0.998307002 99.83070022 7 279.4 5.142857143 0.194444444 0.000516824 0.999483176 99.94831763 8 261.9 4.5 0.222222222 0.000151336 0.999848664 99.98486635 9 249.7 4 0.25 4.23784E-05 0.999957622 99.99576216 10 244.2 3.6 0.277777778 1.13104E-05 0.99998869 99.99886896 11 243.7 3.272727273 0.305555556 2.86624E-06 0.999997134 99.99971338 12 241.6 3 0.333333333 6.86761E-07 0.999999313 99.99993132 13 233 2.769230769 0.361111111 1.54841E-07 0.999999845 99.99998452 14 217 2.571428571 0.388888889 3.26743E-08 0.999999967 99.99999673 15 213.3 2.4 0.416666667 6.41339E-09 0.999999994 99.99999936 16 206.9 2.25 0.444444444 1.16269E-09 0.999999999 99.99999988 17 206.2 2.117647059 0.472222222 1.93103E-10 1 99.99999998 18 184.9 2 0.5 2.91038E-11 1 100 19 184.4 1.894736842 0.527777778 3.93663E-12 1 100 20 183.3 1.8 0.555555556 4.71641E-13 1 100 21 180.9 1.714285714 0.583333333 4.92727E-14 1 100 22 175.9 1.636363636 0.611111111 4.40447E-15 1 100 23 175.7 1.565217391 0.638888889 3.29177E-16 1 100 24 174.4 1.5 0.666666667 1.99874E-17 1 100 25 165.4 1.44 0.694444444 9.50947E-19 1 100 26 162.8 1.384615385 0.722222222 3.38386E-20 1 100 27 153.9 1.333333333 0.75 8.47033E-22 1 100 28 150.3 1.285714286 0.777777778 1.37266E-23 1 100 29 148.6 1.24137931 0.805555556 1.28187E-25 1 100 30 147.7 1.2 0.833333333 5.8171E-28 1 100 31 138.3 1.161290323 0.861111111 9.84833E-31 1 100 32 138.2 1.125 0.888888889 3.99496E-34 1 100 33 128.7 1.090909091 0.916666667 1.693E-38 1 100 34 125.9 1.058823529 0.944444444 1.16269E-44 1 100 35 123.5 1.028571429 0.972222222 3.38386E-55 1 100
  • 11.
  • 12. Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 1)- Maximum Of 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX.RAINFALL 1 575.6 340.7114286 116084.2776 2 -0.087567102 224.5848792 2 417.2 182.3114286 33237.45699 5 0.773854859 325.9451687 3 123.5 -111.3885714 12407.41384 10 1.344191152 393.0544999 4 184.4 -50.48857143 2549.095845 15 1.665970069 430.9170175 5 175.7 -59.18857143 3503.286988 20 1.891271417 457.4273817 6 206.2 -28.68857143 823.0341306 25 2.06481257 477.8473179 7 125.9 -108.9885714 11878.5087 30 2.205993197 494.4595124 8 241.6 6.711428571 45.04327347 35 2.325007656 508.4634971 9 180.9 -53.98857143 2914.765845 40 2.427881777 520.568309 10 174.4 -60.48857143 3658.867273 45 2.51847549 531.2281311 11 544.3 309.4114286 95735.43213 50 2.599410704 540.7514741 12 345.5 110.6114286 12234.88813 55 2.67255001 549.3575018 13 128.7 -106.1885714 11276.0127 60 2.739264255 557.2075166 14 153.9 -80.98857143 6559.148702 65 2.800591732 564.4236906 15 138.2 -96.68857143 9348.679845 70 2.857337751 571.1007818 16 183.3 -51.58857143 2661.380702 75 2.910139521 577.3137679 17 421.2 186.3114286 34711.94842 80 2.959509909 583.1229962 18 477.6 242.7114286 58908.83756 85 3.005867826 588.5777583 19 175.9 -58.98857143 3479.651559 90 3.04955986 593.718836 20 206.9 -27.98857143 783.3601306 100 3.130061449 603.1911559 21 148.6 -86.28857143 7445.717559       22 162.8 -72.08857143 5196.762131       23 165.4 -69.48857143 4828.661559       24 244.2 9.311428571 86.70270204       25 261.9 27.01142857 729.6172735       26 233 -1.888571429 3.566702041       27 243.7 8.811428571 77.64127347       28 184.9 -49.98857143 2498.857273       29 138.3 -96.58857143 9329.352131       30 147.7 -87.18857143 7601.846988       31 150.3 -84.58857143 7155.226416       32 217 -17.88857143 320.0009878       33 213.3 -21.58857143 466.0664163       34 279.4 44.51142857 1981.267273       35 249.7 14.81142857 219.3784163       Average 234.8885714   470741.7554                         Variance 13845.34575           Standard Deviation 117.6662473      
  • 13. Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 2)- Month Of June For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 36 -113.6542857 12917.29666 2 -0.087567102 140.7934091 2 69.8 -79.85428571 6376.706947 5 0.773854859 227.9603192 3 97.5 -52.15428571 2720.069518 10 1.344191152 285.6723983 4 91.1 -58.55428571 3428.604376 15 1.665970069 318.2330657 5 175.7 26.04571429 678.3792327 20 1.891271417 341.0312102 6 90.2 -59.45428571 3534.81209 25 2.06481257 358.5917633 7 86 -63.65428571 4051.86809 30 2.205993197 372.8777689 8 134.8 -14.85428571 220.6498041 35 2.325007656 384.9207898 9 180.9 31.24571429 976.2946612 40 2.427881777 395.330577 10 174.4 24.74571429 612.3503755 45 2.51847549 404.497715 11 133.3 -16.35428571 267.4626612 50 2.599410704 412.6875138 12 345.5 195.8457143 38355.5438 55 2.67255001 420.0884481 13 110.9 -38.75428571 1501.894661 60 2.739264255 426.8392332 14 78.2 -71.45428571 5105.714947 65 2.800591732 433.0449337 15 102.2 -47.45428571 2251.909233 70 2.857337751 438.7870384 16 111.9 -37.75428571 1425.38609 75 2.910139521 444.1300264 17 421.2 271.5457143 73737.07495 80 2.959509909 449.1257943 18 477.6 327.9457143 107548.3915 85 3.005867826 453.8167315 19 47 -102.6542857 10537.90238 90 3.04955986 458.2379093 20 118.4 -31.25428571 976.8303755 100 3.130061449 466.3838297 21 99.7 -49.95428571 2495.430661       22 36.6 -113.0542857 12781.27152       23 62.4 -87.25428571 7613.310376       24 122.8 -26.85428571 721.1526612       25 248.6 98.94571429 9790.254376       26 233 83.34571429 6946.50809       27 126 -23.65428571 559.5252327       28 122.4 -27.25428571 742.7960898       29 96.4 -53.25428571 2836.018947       30 147.7 -1.954285714 3.819232653       31 82.2 -67.45428571 4550.080661       32 209.7 60.04571429 3605.487804       33 118 -31.65428571 1001.993804       34 279.4 129.7457143 16833.95038       35 170.4 20.74571429 430.3846612       Average 149.6542857   348137.1269                         Variance 10239.32726           Standard Deviation 101.189561      
  • 14. ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF JUNE FOR 35 YEARS
  • 15. Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 3)- Month Of July For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 575.6 412.0628571 169795.7982 2 -0.087567102 152.8630654 2 417.2 253.6628571 64344.84509 5 0.773854859 257.8669378 3 123.5 -40.03714286 1602.972808 10 1.344191152 327.388638 4 184.4 20.86285714 435.2588082 15 1.665970069 366.6121938 5 83.2 -80.33714286 6454.056522 20 1.891271417 394.075522 6 119.7 -43.83714286 1921.695094 25 2.06481257 415.2294906 7 125.9 -37.63714286 1416.554522 30 2.205993197 432.4388411 8 98.3 -65.23714286 4255.884808 35 2.325007656 446.946225 9 135 -28.53714286 814.3685224 40 2.427881777 459.4861666 10 130.4 -33.13714286 1098.070237 45 2.51847549 470.5291758 11 544.3 380.7628571 144980.3534 50 2.599410704 480.3948529 12 125.8 -37.73714286 1424.091951 55 2.67255001 489.3102402 13 24.4 -139.1371429 19359.14452 60 2.739264255 497.4424383 14 153.9 -9.637142857 92.87452245 65 2.800591732 504.9180111 15 100.5 -63.03714286 3973.68138 70 2.857337751 511.8351226 16 183.3 19.76285714 390.5705224 75 2.910139521 518.271446 17 77.8 -85.73714286 7350.857665 80 2.959509909 524.2894978 18 181.1 17.56285714 308.453951 85 3.005867826 529.9403413 19 175.9 12.36285714 152.8402367 90 3.04955986 535.2662246 20 161.1 -2.437142857 5.939665306 100 3.130061449 545.0790445 21 148.6 -14.93714286 223.1182367       22 51.6 -111.9371429 12529.92395       23 144.9 -18.63714286 347.3430939       24 102.3 -61.23714286 3749.987665       25 117.8 -45.73714286 2091.886237       26 79.2 -84.33714286 7112.753665       27 243.7 80.16285714 6426.083665       28 184.9 21.36285714 456.3716653       29 19.8 -143.7371429 20660.36624       30 95.6 -67.93714286 4615.45538       31 132.4 -31.13714286 969.5216653       32 103.9 -59.63714286 3556.588808       33 213.3 49.76285714 2476.341951       34 114.8 -48.73714286 2375.309094       35 249.7 86.16285714 7424.037951       Average 163.5371429   505193.4017                         Variance 14858.62946           Standard Deviation 121.895978      
  • 16. ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF JULY FOR 35 YEARS
  • 17. Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 4)- Month Of August For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 184.3 68.14571429 4643.838376 2 -0.087567102 110.6263596 2 107.8 -8.354285714 69.7940898 5 0.773854859 165.0061083 3 87 -29.15428571 849.9723755 10 1.344191152 201.0102338 4 72.4 -43.75428571 1914.437518 15 1.665970069 221.3234571 5 35.7 -80.45428571 6472.89209 20 1.891271417 235.5462553 6 206.2 90.04571429 8108.230661 25 2.06481257 246.5015417 7 110.3 -5.854285714 34.27266122 30 2.205993197 255.4139764 8 48.7 -67.45428571 4550.080661 35 2.325007656 262.9271078 9 88.3 -27.85428571 775.8612327 40 2.427881777 269.4213338 10 173.4 57.24571429 3277.071804 45 2.51847549 275.1403235 11 21.5 -94.65428571 8959.433804 50 2.599410704 280.2495926 12 79.7 -36.45428571 1328.914947 55 2.67255001 284.8667226 13 128.7 12.54571429 157.3949469 60 2.739264255 289.0782519 14 100.3 -15.85428571 251.3583755 65 2.800591732 292.949726 15 86.6 -29.55428571 873.4558041 70 2.857337751 296.5319823 16 71 -45.15428571 2038.909518 75 2.910139521 299.8652465 17 259 142.8457143 20404.89809 80 2.959509909 302.9818948 18 33.7 -82.45428571 6798.709233 85 3.005867826 305.9083722 19 174.9 58.74571429 3451.058947 90 3.04955986 308.666558 20 60.9 -55.25428571 3053.03609 100 3.130061449 313.7484533 21 98.1 -18.05428571 325.9572327       22 70 -46.15428571 2130.21809       23 101.1 -15.05428571 226.6315184       24 244.2 128.0457143 16395.70495       25 261.9 145.7457143 21241.81323       26 85 -31.15428571 970.5895184       27 116.5 0.345714286 0.119518367       28 72.2 -43.95428571 1931.979233       29 138.3 22.14571429 490.4326612       30 65.8 -50.35428571 2535.55409       31 150.3 34.14571429 1165.929804       32 161 44.84571429 2011.13809       33 191.6 75.44571429 5692.055804       34 111.2 -4.954285714 24.54494694       35 67.8 -48.35428571 2338.136947       Average 116.1542857   135494.4269                         Variance 3985.130202           Standard Deviation 63.12788767      
  • 18. ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF AUG. FOR 35 YEARS
  • 19. Estimation Of Maximum Rainfall (Model 5)- Month Of September For 35 Years RANK RAINFALL (x) STANDARD DEVIATION RETURN PERIOD FREQUENCY FACTOR MAX. RAINFALL 1 27.5 -66.54857143 4428.712359 2 -0.087567102 88.4566456 2 175.3 81.25142857 6601.794645 5 0.773854859 143.465977 3 88.8 -5.248571429 27.54750204 10 1.344191152 179.886941 4 181.9 87.85142857 7717.873502 15 1.665970069 200.4353411 5 78 -16.04857143 257.5566449 20 1.891271417 214.822804 6 65.1 -28.94857143 838.0197878 25 2.06481257 225.9049255 7 23 -71.04857143 5047.899502 30 2.205993197 234.9205441 8 241.6 147.5514286 21771.42407 35 2.325007656 242.5206589 9 76.8 -17.24857143 297.5132163 40 2.427881777 249.0900719 10 115.1 21.05142857 443.1626449 45 2.51847549 254.8752734 11 148.4 54.35142857 2954.077788 50 2.599410704 260.0436952 12 29.5 -64.54857143 4166.518073 55 2.67255001 264.71428 13 30.7 -63.34857143 4013.041502 60 2.739264255 268.9745684 14 6.3 -87.74857143 7699.811788 65 2.800591732 272.8908645 15 138.2 44.15142857 1949.348645 70 2.857337751 276.5145945 16 37.2 -56.84857143 3231.760073 75 2.910139521 279.8864497 17 97.8 3.751428571 14.07321633 80 2.959509909 283.039181 18 21.9 -72.14857143 5205.416359 85 3.005867826 285.9995397 19 97.5 3.451428571 11.91235918 90 3.04955986 288.7896585 20 206.9 112.8514286 12735.44493 100 3.130061449 293.9303895 21 91.5 -2.548571429 6.495216327       22 162.8 68.75142857 4726.758931       23 165.4 71.35142857 5091.026359       24 132 37.95142857 1440.310931       25 59.8 -34.24857143 1172.964645       26 134 39.95142857 1596.116645       27 45.1 -48.94857143 2395.962645       28 19 -75.04857143 5632.288073       29 38.9 -55.14857143 3041.364931       30 77.1 -16.94857143 287.2540735       31 32.6 -61.44857143 3775.926931       32 217 122.9514286 15117.05379       33 38.3 -55.74857143 3107.903216       34 65 -29.04857143 843.819502       35 125.7 31.65142857 1001.812931       Average 94.04857143   138649.9674                         Variance 4077.940218           Standard Deviation 63.85875209      
  • 20. ESTIMATION OF MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MODEL 2)- MONTH OF SEPT. FOR 35 YEARS
  • 21.
  • 22. RETURN PERIOD (YEAR) VS. ONE DAY MAXIMUM RAINFALL (MM)
  • 23.