Auteur McCuen, Richard
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McCuen, Richard, Auteur |Goodness of fit statistics that accompany model calibration may not be good indicators of prediction accuracy. The Difference between model calibration and validation accuracy has not been studied under the assumption that they are similar. Two [...]
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Angélica L. Gutierrez-Magness, Auteur ; McCuen, Richard, Auteur |Hourly rainfall depths are probably the most important data input for the simulation of watershed, instream, and water quality processes such as when using the Hydrological Simulation Program FORTRAN model. However, the density of stations measu[...]
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McCuen, Richard, Auteur |Le nombre de courbe d'écoulement (CN) est une entrée largement répandue aux conceptions hydrologiques. Il est traité comme constante quoique ce soit une variable aléatoire. L'ajustement antécédent de l'état CN d'humidité est la seule évaluation [...]
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Levy, Benjamin, Auteur ; McCuen, Richard, Auteur |Appropriately designed flood control infrastructure should provide for public safety without wasteful over design. The Design-storm duration is a very significant determinant of the computed peak discharge. Presently, most hydrologic design is b[...]
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Angélica L. Gutierrez-Magness, Auteur ; McCuen, Richard, Auteur |Automatic calibration of complex models, which includes continuous hydrograph models, requires sophisticated calibration methods. Also, these model independent parameter estimators require complex objective functions to ensure that the final par[...]
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McCuen, Richard, Auteur ; Okunola, Olu, Auteur |Concerns about protecting first-order receiving streams, improving water quality, and on-site control of storm runoff create a need to extend commonly used hydrologic design methods for application to micro watersheds. Existing design methods ca[...]
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The Skew coefficient is an important statistic in flood estimation at gaged sites, but sample values are subject to considerable sampling variation, and the map skew lacks both a conceptual basis and acceptable accuracy. While weighting the samp[...]
