Auteur Bobée, Bernard
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Yue, Sheng, Auteur ; Ouarda, Taha B. M. J., Auteur ; Bobée, Bernard ; Legendre, Pierre ; Bruneau, Pierre |The Shape of a flood hydrograph is a random event. This Study develops a method for describing statistical properties of the shape of a flood hydrograph. Two shape variables, namely, shape mean (Sm) and shape variance (Sv), are defined to expres[...]
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Perreault, L., Auteur ; Rasmussen, Peter F. ; Bobée, Bernard, Auteur |In the 1940, Etienne Halphen, a French statistician and hydrologist, developed a set of distributions for frequency analysis of river flows. Halphen's research was fueled by an extensive pratical experience with hydrological data combined with a[...]
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Bobée, Bernard, Auteur ; Perreault, L., Auteur ; Rasmussen, Peter F. |In this paper, the second in a series of two, procedures for the estimation of parameters and quantiles of the Halphen type A, B, and IB distributions are presented. Because the Halphen distributions are members of the exponential class of distr[...]
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Coulibaly, Paulin, Auteur ; Haché, Mario, Auteur ; Fortin, Vincent ; Bobée, Bernard |A major issue in real-time management of water resources is the need for accurate and reliable hydrologic forecasts at least 24 or 48 h ahead. An experiment on improving the accuracy of a conceptual hydrologic model used for daily reservoir infl[...]
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Anctil, François, Auteur ; Coulibaly, Paulin, Auteur ; Bobée, Bernard |An experiment on predicting multivariate water resource time series, specifically the prediction of hydropower reservoir inflow using temporel neural networks, is presented. This Paper focuses on dynamic neural networks to address the temporal r[...]
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Durrans, S. Rocky, Auteur ; Bobée, Bernard ; Rasmussen, Peter F. ; Ouarda, Taha B. M. J., Auteur |The Presence of zeroes in a record of flows usually has been interpreted as being indicative of a stream that goes dry during some periods. However, in some instances, zeroes may appear in a gauging record simply because the actual discharge was[...]
