Site ID: 2101 Lat. 29.8850 China Zhejiang
River: Puyang Long. 120.2854
Site name: Diankou Contributing area: 3113 km2 Ratio to Comparison Station: 0.13
Latest measurement: 21-Nov-09 Mean annual runoff: 8862 mm (2003-2007)
Hydrologic status: 1 Low flow Total runoff this year: 8586 mm
Latest M/C ratio: 1.18 Seven day total: 1 mm
Estimated current discharge: 299 m3/sec Percent of mean 7-day total: 60.8 % (today's value compared to mean for same period, 2003-2007)
Ice-cover determination: 5 yr recurrence flood: 2221 m3/sec (from Log Pearson III analysis)
Status Codes:  1 = Low flow, 2 = Normal flow, 3 = Flood, 4 = Major Flood 2218 m3/sec (from Gumbel Extreme Value analysis)
Comparison Station Information:  Tokwe Confluence D/s C/s (1495240)       Contributing Area: 7280 sq mi 23237 sq km
(Data from this gaging station are used for the calibration to discharge, with an adjustment for different contributing areas)
Notes: Comparison station is placeholder, only; this site is not yet calibrated to actual discharge
Discharge and runoff, based on satellite remote sensing (NASA AMSR-E data)
(For U.S, sites, nearby ground station discharge may also be shown)
2008-Present
2002-Present
Annual  Monthly Total Runoff (mm), computed from above satellite-based discharge data
Runoff
(mm) Jan Feb Mar April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec
2507 2002 no data no data no data no data no data no data no data 320.8 375.0 615.2 532.8 662.9
9142 2003 871.4 818.7 964.6 980.1 1154.7 1028.3 964.8 523.5 474.8 416.2 346.0 598.3
8636 2004 627.0 912.6 924.1 1043.5 1074.7 1196.4 829.3 312.3 270.9 467.3 405.8 572.4
9270 2005 664.1 594.5 1095.1 905.0 1139.1 1219.2 837.0 483.2 506.5 569.1 592.8 664.7
8040 2006 735.4 728.3 1032.7 998.3 1074.8 1006.5 924.8 574.8 450.4 514.5 0.0 0.0
9222 2007 713.2 774.4 812.5 826.4 1108.3 1168.4 1011.3 591.2 449.7 561.6 616.5 588.4
8586 2008 539.1 470.4 707.9 762.3 968.4 988.6 970.2 639.3 635.3 598.0 622.5 684.0
8042 2009 644.8 565.2 839.1 1016.1 988.7 1044.5 847.4 635.7 438.1 597.2 424.8 0.0
Discharge is estimated directly via a rating equation from the remote sensing data (M/C ratio) shown below.