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  <ListName>Curve Expansion type</ListName>
  <ListDescription>The reference table containing the codes, names, and descriptions of the valid curve expansion methods.</ListDescription>
  <ListAuthority>United States Geological Survey, Surface Water User Group</ListAuthority>
  <List>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>EQTN</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>1</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>equation</Name>
      <Description>The curve is expanded by computing an equation of form y = a * (b + x) ** c + d.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>LINR</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>2</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>linear</Name>
      <Description>The curve is a linear expansion between curve point-pairs.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>LOGX</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>3</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>logarithmic</Name>
      <Description>The curve is expanded by logarithmic interpolation between curve point-pairs.</Description>
    </ListItem>
    <ListItem>
      <Code>PEQT</Code>
      <SortOrderNumber>4</SortOrderNumber>
      <ValidIndicator>true</ValidIndicator>
      <Name>polynomial equation</Name>
      <Description>The equation is expanded by computing a polynomial equation of the form y = a + bx + c( x) ** 2 + d(x)**3  +.  e(x)**4  +  f(x)**5, which can have any number of degrees.</Description>
    </ListItem>
  </List>
</ReferenceList>
