Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 6, N° 3. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mai/Juin 2001
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 6, N° 3. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mai/Juin 2001 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 28/11/2005 |
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Garg, K. N., Auteur ;
Sen, D. J., Auteur
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The current study presents a physically based hydraulic model using derived watershed features to simulate rainfall-runoff response of a catchment. The Finite-element concept is used to obtain the time-invarian weighting coefficients for estimat[...]
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Xu, Z. X., Auteur ;
Schumann, A., Auteur ;
Brass, C.
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A Markov autocorrelation pulse (MACP) model for two sites daily stream flow generation is proposed in this study.By using two-component pulses with a one-order Markov autocorrelation deterministic part and a skewed Weibull random part as inputs [...]
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Perumal, Muthiah, Auteur ;
Connell, P. E. O., Auteur ;
Ranga Raju, Kittur G.
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This Study demonstrated field applications of a physically based variable-parameter Muskingum method for routing floods using daily and two hourly flood data available for six reaches of three Australian rivers and using hourly flood data availa[...]
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Watson, Brian J., Auteur ;
Motz, Louis H., Auteur ;
Annable, Michael D., Auteur
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Water budget components and the average vertical conductance were determined for Magnolia Lake in north central Florida. At Magnolia Lake, a large part of the ground water out flow occurs by means of vertical leakage through an underlying semi p[...]
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Kacimov, A. R., Auteur ;
Obnosov, Yu. V., Auteur
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A Semipemeable membrane (low permeability skin around a well) is modeled by a sink at the center of the well. The Sink solution does not exist for thick or resistive skins. Seepage around a low permeability dam contour is modeled by a vortex. Th[...]
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Aral, Mustafa M., Auteur ;
Guan, Jiabao, Auteur ;
Maslia, Morris L.
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In this study, we formulate a contamination source characterization problem as a nonlinear optimization model, in which contaminant source location and release histories are defined as explicit unknown variables. To Optimization model selected i[...]
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Mizumura, K., Auteur ;
Hasatani, T., Auteur
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X-ray fluorescent spectroscope analysis easily finds certain amounts of geochemical elements in soil. Application of the statistical method of ratio matching to measured amounts classifies geolocical layers, and the gradients of the chlorine con[...]
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Runoff discharge consists of surface, inter-, and ground-water flow components. Since the non-linearity in the rainfall and runoff process is dependent upon the separation behaviors of rainfall into the above three components, the estimation of [...]
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Tsou, Ming-Shu, Auteur ;
Whittemore, Donald O., Auteur
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Numerical simulation for ground water modeling often involves handling large input and output data sets. A geographic information system (GIS) provides an integrated platform to manage, analyze, and display disparate data and can greatly facilit[...]
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The Physics-based modeling of the rainfall-runoff induced erosion process is accomplished. The Existing one-dimensional erosion process equations are extended to two dimensions and kinetics wave approximation is used. The model assumes that susp[...]
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