Climate and disturbance data of Sullivan and Anderson Creek watersheds [Collection]

The collection consisting of dataset and R codes required to reproduce the nonstationary frequency modelling for both watersheds. The goal of this paper is to test the hypothesis that forest logging causes an increase in the frequency and magnitude of peak flows in the treated watershed. The data represent the main factors controlling peak flows in the snow environment. The rain is a cumulative depth of one week of rainfall preceding the peak flow. The temperature is the 3-day average of maximum temperature prior to peak flow. The rest of the climatic data is raw observations. The ECA calculations are described in subsection 2.5 of the paper.