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1986
Abstract One of the most effective tools that planners and researchers in the water resources and water quality areas can have is an accurate, comprehensive watersned hydrology and pollutant yield model. ANSWERS (Areal Nonpoint Source Watershed Environment Response Simulation), a distributed parameter model which was developed at Purdue University ...
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Abstract One of the most effective tools that planners and researchers in the water resources and water quality areas can have is an accurate, comprehensive watersned hydrology and pollutant yield model. ANSWERS (Areal Nonpoint Source Watershed Environment Response Simulation), a distributed parameter model which was developed at Purdue University ...
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Large Scale Distributed Hydrological Modelling
2015The impact of climate change on water resources is one of the most essential issues for the population of mountain areas and their forelands in the future. To identify appropriate adaptation strategies, water balance models must realistically describe and quantify the reactions of watersheds to climate change at the regional scale.
Monika Prasch +3 more
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Predictive Analysis and Simulation Uncertainty of a Distributed Hydrological Model
Water Resources Management, 2010Distributed hydrological models should pass through a careful calibration procedure backed by sensitivity, uncertainty and predictive analysis before they are utilized as a decision making aid in watershed management and scenario studies. This paper examines whether the uncertainty of the parameters of the spatially distributed hydrologic model WetSpa ...
Bahremand, A., De Smedt, Florimond
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A tightly coupled GIS and distributed hydrologic modeling framework
Environmental Modelling & Software, 2014Distributed, physics-based hydrologic models require spatially explicit specification of parameters related to climate, geology, land-cover, soil, and topography. Extracting these parameters from national geodatabases requires intensive data processing. Furthermore, mapping these parameters to model mesh elements necessitates development of data access
Gopal Bhatt +2 more
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Effect of DEM Uncertainty on the Distributed Hydrological Model TOPMODEL
2006 IEEE International Symposium on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2006TOPMODEL is a semi-distributed hydrological model in which the distributed predictions of catchments response to rainfall are made. In this process of simulation, digital elevation models (DEM) is required to provide the values of parameters, such as topographic index, cumulative area of catchment and distance from catchment outlet; thus DEM play a ...
Peifa Wang +3 more
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Identification of distributed parameters in hydrologic models
2001no ...
Van Griensven, Ann, Bauwens, Willy
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Hybrid Hydrologic Modeling: Conceptual Groundwater Model Coupled to a Distributed Hydrologic Model
World Water & Environmental Resources Congress 2003, 2003Mark R. Jourdan, Fred L. Ogden
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Modeling Landslides in Puerto Rico with a Distributed Eco-hydrological Model
Soil Erosion Research Under a Changing Climate, January 8-13, 2023, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, USA, 2023Arnone Elisa, Noto Leonardo, Bras Rafael
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