Camp Creek revisited, one more time: data and scripts for quantifying forestry effects on annual peak flows

Data files and scripts used to analyse the effect of forest harvesting on annual maximum daily flow for Camp Creek, British Columbia. Data files dly_flow_20251207.csv Time series of mean daily flows for Camp Creek (Water Survey of Canada station number 08NM134) and Greata Creek (WSC station number 08NM173). wx_long_all_20251207.csv Time series of daily weather observation for Summerland CS and Peachland Brenda Mines stations. swe_cg_20251207.csv Manual observations of snowpack water equivalent (SWE) at Trout Creek (station number 2F01) and Summerland Reservoir (station number 2F02) snow courses. camp_dist_by_harvestyear.shp Cutblock polygons and associated attributes for the Camp Creek catchment, including BEC zone and harvest year. greata_dist_by_harvestyear.shp Cutblock polygons and associated attributes for the Greata Creek catchment, including BEC zone and harvest year. Camp_Greata_catchment_boundaries.shp Catchment polygons generated by the National Hydrographic Network. Scripts Scripts were written using the R language. The leading number in each script name indicates the order in which scripts should be run. The scripts read data from a folder named 'data' within the project root directory. Figures are saved in a folder named 'figures' in the project root directory, and numerical output (e.g., as .csv files) is saved in a folder named 'output' in the project root directory.