Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 10, N°5. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Septembre /Octobre 2005
| Titre : | Journal of hydrologic engineering, Vol. 10, N°5. Journal of Hydrologic Engineering - Septembre /Octobre 2005 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 25/02/2006 |
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Angélica L. Gutierrez-Magness, Auteur ;
McCuen, Richard, Auteur
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Automatic calibration of complex models, which includes continuous hydrograph models, requires sophisticated calibration methods. Also, these model independent parameter estimators require complex objective functions to ensure that the final par[...]
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Mondal, Shahjahan M., Auteur ;
Wasimi, Saleh A., Auteur
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A new class of time series models, referred to in this paper as the "periodic transfer function noise (PTFN) model, " has been developed through an extension of conventional non periodic (or constant parameter) transfer function noise (TFN) mode[...]
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Benaman, Jennifer, Auteur ;
Haith, Douglas A. ;
Shoemaker, Christine A., Auteur
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Hydrologic (i.e., flow) and sediment loading calibration and validation were completed for a New York City water supply watershed, the Cannonsville Reservoir basin, located in upstate New York. An unusually large amount of data exist for this wa[...]
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Wurbs, Ralph A., Auteur ;
Muttiah, Ranjan S., Auteur ;
Felden, Fabrice
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The State of Texas recently implemented a water availability modeling (WAM) system to support planning and regulatory activities. River basin hydrology is represented in the WAM system by sequences of historical monthly naturalized stream flows [...]
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Guan, Jiabao, Auteur ;
Aral, Mustafa M., Auteur
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In this study, fuzzy sets are utilized to interpret uncertainty in aquifer parameters in the solution of groundwater optimization problems. For this purpose, an optimization model is developed for the design of groundwater remediation systems wi[...]
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Valdés, Juan B., Auteur ;
Kim Tae-Woong, Auteur
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Synthetic hydrologic time series can be used to quantify the uncertainty of a water resources system. Conventional parametric models, such as autoregressive moving average or Markovian models, assume that the variable under consideration is Gaus[...]
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Gan, Thian Yew, Auteur ;
Singh, Purushottam Raj, Auteur ;
Gobena, Adam Kenea
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A modified temperature index snow melt model (SDSM-MTI), based on both near surface soil temperature (Tg) and air temperature (Ta), was proposed and successfully tested at the Paddle River Basin (PRB) of Alberta. By using a weighted average of T[...]
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Gunduz, Orhan, Auteur ;
Aral, Mustafa M., Auteur
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The Source sink terms in groundwater flow are singularities that require special treatment in the numerical solution of a mathematical model. Except for the case of a point source, these singularities are not consistently defined in the governin[...]
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