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Fl Introduction.  .___.._._.__.____..____.___..__ 2 Purpose and scope  2 Data-collection program.  2 Location of collection sites.  2 Types of data collected _---__--.___-____----_-_6 Development of the vertical velocity curve.  8 Development of the segment of the vertical velocity curve below 0.95 depth,___-_--_-____--__-_-_----._-__- 12 Development of the upper 95-percent segment of the vertical velocity curve ___-____--__----___ 14 Determination of mean velocity. -__-___------__ 16 Magnitude of velocity fluctuations. -------. 16 Optimum time of observation.  21 Comparison of mean velocities deter mined by various methods_-_23 Mean velocity in the vertical. __-__-_-------_.____--____-25 Mean river velocity. 27 Evaluation of methods of computing river discharge.  27 Midsection method  28 Mean-section method ....._-___-_.___....--_-.___. 28 Streamflow computation by the two methods  28 Summary, ___----30

Analysis of current-meter data at Columbia River gaging stations, Washington and Oregon