Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 6, N° 6. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Novembre/Decembre 2001
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 6, N° 6. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Novembre/Decembre 2001 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 04/12/2005 |
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De Michel, C., Auteur ;
Rosso, R., Auteur
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A Simplified approach is presented to uncertainty assessment of regionalized flood frequency estimation by the generalized extreme value distribution. First, an approximate formulation of the variance of quantile estimators is introduced to eval[...]
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Tsai, Ching-Nien, Auteur ;
Singh, Vijay P. ;
Adrian, Donald Dean, Auteur
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A Probability distribution is developed to describe data collected from processes that are diffusion driven, in addition to data sets in which the range of the random variable has a fixed lower bound, a fixed upper bound, or both. Chemical equil[...]
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Guo, Yiping, Auteur ;
ASCE, Auteur
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Three different approaches can be used for the hydrologic design of flood control detention ponds that service urban catchements: (1) design storm approache; (2) continuous simulation approach; and (3) analytical probabilistic approach. In this [...]
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Chan, Ting Pong, Auteur ;
Govindaraju, Rao S., Auteur
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The Stochastic-Convective model of solute transport was developed to facilitate the identification of appropriate intervals to be used in the proposed interval computing method. Results obtained from a field-scale tracer experiment were used for[...]
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Moglen, Glenn E., Auteur ;
Hartman, Ginger L., Auteur
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The Writers examine the effects of digital elevation model (DEM) grid size on hydrologic modeling. The Natural Resources Conservation Service TR-55 model is used to estimate peak discharges from 44 watersheds in central Maryland ranging in size [...]
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Balascio, Carmine C., Auteur
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Numerical surface-fitting methods such as kriging, reciprocal distance, and multiquadric equations have often been employed for interpolation of discrete spatial data such as rainfall depth observations. Such methods have been used occasionally [...]
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Garbrecht, Jurgen, Auteur ;
Ogden, Fred L., Auteur ;
DeBarry, Paul A. ;
David R. Maidment
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The Increasing proliferation of spatial data, geographic information systems (GIS), and models for hydrologic applications provide many new investigation opportunities but also present a number of challenges for the uninitiated water resources p[...]
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Ogden, Fred L., Auteur ;
Garbrecht, Jurgen, Auteur ;
DeBarry, Paul A. ;
Johnson, Lynn E.
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This Paper presents representative applications and models that can take advantage of spatially distributed data in a geographic in formation system (GIS) format for watershed analysis and hydrologic modeling purposes. The Intention is to inform[...]
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Olivera, Francisco, Auteur
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A Methodology is presented for extracting topographic, topologic, and hydrologic information, from the digital spatial data of a hydrologic system, for hydrologic modeling with HMS. Methods for stream and watershed delineation from digital eleva[...]
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Hanson, Clayton L., Auteur
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As a component of the energy budget, albedo is used in the calculation of evapotranspiration in many natural resource and hydrologic models. There are few measurements of albedo over sagebrush-dominated rangelands, so albedo was measured at seve[...]
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