Auteur Salas, José D.
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Salas, José D., Auteur ; Chung, Chen-Hua, Auteur ; Cancelliere, Antonino, Auteur |When a continuous valued hydrological series such as monthly stream flows is clipped by a constant or variable threshold series (such as water demand), a binary series may be obtained. Such a series may be useful for analyzing and modeling a var[...]
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Salas, José D., Auteur ; Sveinsson, Oli G. B., Auteur ; Boes, Duane C. |We propose a probabilistic framework for modeling extreme events such as annual maximum floods, and annual low flows. The Model assumes that the underlying data sequence exhibits abrupt changes or shiffts in the mean, and the data are skewed and[...]
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Salas, José D., Auteur ; Sveinsson, Oli G. B., Auteur ; Boes, Duane C. |Regional frequency analysis based on the index flood method has been utilized to analyzed short duration annual maximum precipitation (AMP) for Northeastern Colorado. An extraordinary storm and flood that occured in the City of Fort Collins, Col[...]
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Salas, José D., Auteur ; Chung, Chen-Hua, Auteur ; Fernández, Bonifacio, Auteur |The Return period and risk of extreme droughts can be derived from hydrologic series of wet and dry years. if Zt denotes a continuous-valued hydrologic series such as annual stream flows, a series of wet and dry years, Xt, can be obtained by cli[...]
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Fernández, Bonifacio, Auteur ; Salas, José D., Auteur |The Estimation of return periods of hydrological events and the corresponding risks of failure of hydraulic structures that are associated with such events are important aspects in many water resources studies. For simple hydrologic events such [...]
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Fernández, Bonifacio, Auteur ; Salas, José D., Auteur |A Mathematical formulation to estimate return periods and risks of failure of complex hydrologic events such as those arising from dependent floods and droughts have been examined in the first part of this paper. Specifically, some relationships[...]
