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Applicability of the HEC-HMS model for continuous runoff simulations
To examine the applicability of the HEC-HMS software for continuous runoff simulations, efficiencies of three different HEC-HMC models are assessed. The first and the second models are lumped ones, based on deficit and constant loss model and (more complex) Soil Moisture Accounting (SMA) loss model, respectively, whereas the third model is the semi ...
Todorović, Andrijana, Plavšić, Jasna
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SENSITIVITY OF THE HEC-HMS RUNOFF MODEL FOR NEAR-SURFACE SOIL MOISTURE CONTENTS ON THE EXAMPLE OF A RAPID-RESPONSE CATCHMENT IN SW HUNGARY [PDF]
Sensitivity of the HEC-HMS runoff model for near-surface soil moisture contents on the example of a rapid-response catchment in SW Hungary. Due to the global climate change, flash floods are one of the most significant natural hazards of today.
P. HEGEDÜS +3 more
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This study presents an integrated flood forecasting and inundation mapping framework using coupled SWAT, HEC‐HMS, and HEC‐RAS models for the Muga River basin in the Abay Basin, Ethiopia.
Yikeber Ayenew Zeleke +2 more
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Modelling inflows in Ilarion reservoir, Greece, using HEC-HMS
This study investigates the application of the Hydrologic Modeling System (HEC-HMS) for simulating inflows to the Ilarion Reservoir, the first reservoir in the cascade of five along the Aliakmon River in northern Greece. The model is calibrated using observed meteorological and hydrological data to assess its performance and reliability in reproducing ...
Tică Eliza-Isabela +4 more
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Accurate simulation and stream flow prediction are essential for effective water resources planning and management. Hydrological models have long been used for rainfall-runoff modeling; in recent years, with the availability of large datasets, machine ...
Ujjwal Marasini, Madan Pokhrel
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Water resources management in arid and semi-arid regions has become increasingly challenging due to climate change impacts and upstream water policies, particularly for strategic reservoirs. This study evaluates the applicability of the HEC-HMS model for
Ghasaq Saadoon Mutar +3 more
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Study region: Akaki is a headwater catchment of the Awash River Basin in Ethiopia and hosts Addis Ababa. The catchment remains ungauged despite providing diverse ecosystem services.
Getahun Kebede Mengistie +5 more
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Urban flash floods modeling in Mzuzu City, Malawi based on Sentinel and MODIS data
Floods are major hazard in Mzuzu City, Malawi. This study applied geospatial and hydrological modeling techniques to map flood incidences and hazard in the city.
Webster Gumindoga +8 more
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Assessment of surface water resource and allocation optimization for diverse demands in Ethiopia's upper Bilate Watershed. [PDF]
Genjebo MG, Kemal A, Nannawo AS.
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Comparison Of The Performance Of HEC-HMS And RF Models Models In Rainfall Runoff Simulation
River discharge prediction is a critical subject in water resource engineering concerns. The HEC-HMS model and random forest (RF) models have been successfully used in discharge forecasting problems. In this research HEC-HMS model and RF were applied for forecast daily discharge for M.H. Halli gauge Station which lies in Karnataka state region in India.
Dr. Shailesh Kumar +4 more
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