Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol.9 N°4. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Juillet/Aout 2004
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol.9 N°4. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Juillet/Aout 2004 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 18/02/2006 |
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Burn, Donald H., Auteur ;
Cunderlik, Juraj M., Auteur
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The Potential impact of climate change on the hydrologic regime is a crucial question for water resources management. This Study explores regional trends in monthly maximum flows and their possible linkages to trends in selected climatic variabl[...]
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Ntale, Henry K., Auteur ;
Gan, Thian Yew, Auteur
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By applying harmonic analysis to El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) composites of the 6-month Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) and rainfall anomalies for the 1900-1996 period, and based on the 90% confidence limits established from bootst[...]
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This Study compares the generaliuzed rainfall intensity duration frequency relationship proposed by Bell in 1969 with results obtained from data registered in different climatic regions of Argentina. The Results show that the relationships are a[...]
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Cârsteanu, Alin A., Auteur ;
Bâ, Khalidou M., Auteur ;
Díaz-Delgado Carlos
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Previous work by various authors has shown that gamma Laguerre distributions are appropriate for hydrologic applications because they offer the flexibility necessary to fit both the bulk and tails of empirical distributions, as well as a handy e[...]
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Walter, M. Todd, Auteur ;
McCool, Donald K., Auteur ;
King, Larry G. ;
Molnau, Myron ;
Campbell, Gaylon S.
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A simple snow drift model was developed, incorporated into a distributed winter time hydrological model, and tested against snow measurements from a hillside in eastern Washington State. Snow movement can be an important factor in the distributi[...]
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Vivoni, Enrique R., Auteur ;
Ivanov, Valeri Y., Auteur ;
Bras, Rafael L. ;
Entekhabi, Dara
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Distributed hydrologic models typically incorporate topographic data through the use of raster based digital elevation models. The Resampling of high resolution grid data required to effectively use distributed models, however, can result in the[...]
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Yoo, Chulsang, Auteur ;
Chang, Hoon, Auteur ;
Kim, Nak-Kyung
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This Study evaluates the studies by Kim, Yoo, and Ha on the sampling of soil moisture to show if their studies are applicable to field experiements. The Objective of this study was accomplished by a simulation of sampling experiments over Washit[...]
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A digital filtering algorithm for continuous base flow separation is comapared to physically based simulations of base flow. It is shown that the digital filter gives comparable results to model simulations in terms of the multiyear base flow in[...]
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Tracer experiments are widely used tools in field studies on solute transport in streams. In addition, numerous injections are carried out each year as part of the so called salt dilution technique of stream gauging, producing a large body of da[...]
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Mishra, Surendra Kumar, Auteur ;
Bhunya, P, Auteur ;
Ojha, C. S. P. ;
Berndtsson, Ronny
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Traditionally used methods for developing a synthetic unit hydrograph (SUH) are well known for their limitations. In last few decades, use of probability distribution functions in developing SUHs has received much attention. In this study, the p[...]
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The Design of a storm water detention basin requires both hydrologic and hydraulic information. The Basic hydrologic data include the inflow hydrograph and the allowable release. The Hydraulic information of a basin requires prior knowledge of t[...]
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