How do I check Caine’s rainfall threshold equation with data set used by them? for equation &dataset: https://www.luminpdf.com/viewer/qtukq6uvAySHFeiQp the title of the paper is: THE RAINFALL INTENSITY - DURATION CONTROL OF SHALLOW LANDSLIDES AND DEBRIS FLOWS by NEL CAINE
thank you for your response and time. Actually, I read a paper "THE RAINFALL INTENSITY - DURATION CONTROL OF SHALLOW LANDSLIDES AND DEBRIS FLOWS" by NEL CAINE. In this paper, they are fitting an equation (power law fitting) using the data set given. I tried to fit the dataset in R using least square regression. But I got a relation different from the original one. The Caine Equation is: I =14.82D^(-0.39) Where I is the rainfall intensity in mm/hour D is the duration in hours.
I don't know whether they avoided any data points from this to get the above equation. The power law equation which I got from this data set is I = 40.667D^(-0.493). I need to get the exact Caine equation from the above dataset. How can I obtain the Caine equation from it? We can do some assumptions and apply the constraints needed. Can you help me?