R=85 Assuming that the 1992 to 2012 flood data follows a Gumbel distribution, pl

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R=85

Assuming that the 1992 to 2012 flood data follows a Gumbel distribution, plot the data on a Gumbel probability scale and fit a linear trend to your plot. Determine the flood magnitude of ARI (return period) equal to 100 years from your fitted linear trend and compare the value with that from the equation: X = beta + alpha.y Using the log-transformed data ( to the base 10) of the above annual flood peaks calculate the statistics: Mean, Std. deviation, and Skewness of the transformed data. Use the above statistics to calculate the 100 year flood using Log-Normal and Log-Pearson distributions.

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This is the Gumbel Distribution plot........other parts i will send you first chek this

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