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Hydrological processes are present in time and space in a manner that is partly predictable and partly random. We call them stochastic processes. In that case, the value of certain observations is not correlated with adjacent observations. This type of approach is appropriate for observations/measurements of extreme hydrological events such as floods ...
Tadić, Lidija, Brleković, Tamara
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Hydrological processes are present in time and space in a manner that is partly predictable and partly random. We call them stochastic processes. In that case, the value of certain observations is not correlated with adjacent observations. This type of approach is appropriate for observations/measurements of extreme hydrological events such as floods ...
Tadić, Lidija, Brleković, Tamara
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Multifractal flood frequency analysis
2007Hydrology and more generally sciences involved in water resources management, researches and technological or operational development face a fundamental difficulty: the extreme variability of hydrological fields. It clearly appears today that this variability is a function of the observation scale and yield natural hazards such as floods or droughts ...
Tchiguirinskaia, Ioulia +2 more
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Effect of Extraordinary Large Floods on at-site Flood Frequency
Water Resources Management, 2017The peak flow of extraordinary large floods that occur during a period of systematic record is a controversial problem for flood frequency analysis (FFA) using traditional methods. The present study suggests that such floods be treated as historic flood data even though their historical period is unknown.
Bagher Heidarpour +3 more
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Changes in the frequency of flood types and their impact on flood statistics
2023The 28th IUGG General Assembly (IUGG2023) (Berlin 2023)
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Water Resources Research, 1982
The concept of a robust model is briefly explored. In the context of flood frequency analysis, two necessary properties of a robust model are advanced, namely, resistance and efficiency. Strategies for seeking more robust models are discussed. Because of its versatility, the five‐parameter Wakeby distribution can credibly be considered a parent flood ...
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The concept of a robust model is briefly explored. In the context of flood frequency analysis, two necessary properties of a robust model are advanced, namely, resistance and efficiency. Strategies for seeking more robust models are discussed. Because of its versatility, the five‐parameter Wakeby distribution can credibly be considered a parent flood ...
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Recognizing flood exposure inequities across flood frequencies
Anthropocene, 2023Haley Selsor +2 more
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Flood Frequency Analysis for flood risk mitigation
2000This report for a research accreditation is divided into three parts : A/ a scientific section related to " flood frequency analysis for flood risk mitigation ". After a presentation of the flooding stakes, a paragraph gives an account of the main researches devoted to flood frequency analysis.
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Flood Frequency Hydrology: Navigating Uncertainty in Flood Design
Flood frequency analysis is a cornerstone of hydrologic studies, providing a probabilistic framework to relate the magnitude of extreme events to their frequency of occurrence. This methodology is critical for designing flood-related infrastructure, conducting economic evaluations of flood control projects, and delineating floodplains.openaire +1 more source