Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 7, N° 2. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mars/Avril 2002
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 7, N° 2. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Mars/Avril 2002 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 07/12/2005 |
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Anderson, David J., Auteur ;
Tate, Eric C., Auteur ;
David R. Maidment ;
Olivera, Francisco
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A Geographic information system (GIS) based approach is presented for the development of a terrain model based on stream channel representation of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Hydrologic Engineering Center's River Analysis System (HEC-RAS) [...]
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Hill slope sub surafce drainage is one of the key elements in the hydrology of upland watersheds. This explains or simulates the simple rainfall-runoff response to precipitation and the hydrology under drought conditions. The Purpose of this stu[...]
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Phoon, Kok-Kwang, Auteur ;
Liong, Shie-Yue, Auteur ;
Liaw, Chih-Young ;
Islam, M. N., Auteur
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This Paper presents a pratical inverse approach for forecasting nonlinear hydrological time series. The Proposed approach involves (1) calibrating the delay time, embedding dimension and number of nearest neighbors simultaneously using a single [...]
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Chen, Huey-Long, Auteur ;
Rao, A. Ramachandra, Auteur
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The Main objective of this study is to examine if hydrologic monthly series are stationary. A Segmentation algorithm is applied so that nonstationary series are identified and partioned into stationary segments. Four sets of hydrologic
data ar[...]
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Kroll, Charles N., Auteur ;
Vogel, Richard M., Auteur
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Estimates of low stream flow statistics are required for a variety of water resource applications. At gauged river sites, the estimation of low stream flow statistics requires estimation of annual n-day minimum stream flows, selection of a proba[...]
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Yue, Sheng, Auteur ;
Ouarda, Taha B. M. J., Auteur ;
Bobée, Bernard ;
Legendre, Pierre ;
Bruneau, Pierre
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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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Adrian, Donald Dean, Auteur ;
Singh, Vijay P., Auteur ;
Deng, Zhi-Qiang, Auteur
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A Multitude of natural processes occuring in environmental and water resources are diffusive processes, and their observations exhibit a natural lower bound of zero and pratically no upper bound. Such processes can be modeled using a dye diffusi[...]
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It is fairly well accepted that contaminant transport in aquifers can be modelled accurately only if dispersion coefficients are allowed to increase with distance downstream. However, this also increases the difficulty of obtaining exact solutio[...]
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Georgakakos, Konstantine P., Auteur ;
Sperfslage, Jason A. ;
Smith, Diane E. ;
Carpenter, Theresa M.
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The Present study examines the estimation of hourly precipitation over the Folsom Lake watershed in mountainous California. The Objectives are to (1) quantify the uncertainty associated with the estimation of precipitation by the existing operat[...]
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Beighley, Edward, Auteur ;
Johnson, Dennis, Auteur ;
Miller, Arthur C.
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A Three-equation model for subsurface response is presented. The Model is based on storm events for various sized watersheds within the Susquehanna River Basin. The Equations represent the peak flow, time to peak, and time base of the subsurface[...]
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