Abstract
By the use of a statistical computer program, power curve regression equations and correlation coefficients were developed for as many river parameters as could be accurately quantified for the Ohio River. This was done with the expectation that these equations would be useful in sorting from the many river parameters those variables that are strongly related and would aid in predicting changes that the river might undergo as a result of the manipulative behavior of man. Results indicate that the equations developed may be useful for both purposes.
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