Abstract
Abstract Gumbel's method has been simplified in such a manner that one can obtain the magnitude of a given return period flood without recourse to looking at a table and working out the value of the coefficient of variation of the given data. The results obtained by the simplified version are compared with those obtained from using both the original approach and those from Powell's modification of Gumbel's method.
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