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Rainfall-runoff modeling using computational intelligence techniques

2016 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI), 2016
Rainfall and corresponding Runoff estimation are substantially dependent on various geographic, climatic, and biotic features of the catchment or basin under study and these factors often induce a linear, non-linear or highly complex relation between rainfall and runoff.
Dhananjay Kumar, P. Parth Sarthi, Prabhat Ranjan   +2 more
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A Distributed Rainfall-Runoff Model

1982
Design, construction and operation of hydraulic works always re quire a previous determination of a maximum flood for a given frequency. When it is desired to forecast changes on the output hydrographs due to alterations in the morphology or land use of the watersheds, the methods at present available are, in general, of limited applicability.
F. J. Aparicio, M. Berezowsky
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The ARNO rainfall—runoff model

Journal of Hydrology, 1996
Abstract This paper describes in detail a semi-distributed conceptual rainfall-runoff model known as the ARNO model, which is now in widespread use both in land-surface-atmosphere process research and as an operational flood forecasting tool on several catchments in different parts of the world.
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Neural rainfall-runoff modeling

Hydrological modeling traditionally relies on mechanistic models that, while physically interpretable, struggle to capture the nonlinear dynamics of environmental systems. Data-driven approaches such as Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) can automatically discover patterns in observational data, often achieving superior performance, but typically ...
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A rainfall-runoff model for small watersheds

Journal of Hydrology, 1992
Abstract A rainfall-runoff model was developed by combining the excess-rainfall process and the runoff-concentration process. The excess rainfall was modeled by using the two-parameter Green-Ampt infiltration approach. A six-parameter linear-discrete model was used to model the runoff hydrograph.
Guang-Te Wang, V.P. Singh, F.X. Yu
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Evaluating Rainfall-Runoff Model Performance

Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1976
In this paper some of the problems involved in quantitative evaluation of rainfall-runoff models are considered.
Ian D. Moore, Russell G. Mein
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Improvement of Nonlinear Rainfall-Runoff Model

Journal of the Hydraulics Division, 1982
Water resources engineers have long been aware that the linear assumption of unit hydrograph models produces poor results in some basins. The Amorocho-Branstetter nonlinear model is an alternative to unit hydrograph models in these instances, but has not been as popular, perhaps because the user had to determine the parameters by trial-and-error ...
Otto J. Helweg, Jaime Amorocho, Ralph H. Finch   +2 more
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A simplified hydrological rainfall-runoff model

Journal of Hydrology, 1984
Note: [9] Reference LCH-ARTICLE-1984-005 Record created on 2007-04-24, modified on 2016-08 ...
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ERS data for rainfall-runoff models

2009
The presented project being a part of rainfall-runoff modeling is focused on determination of relations between soil moisture changes detected in radar data and precipitations. One catchment area of– the Olse River in the northern Moravia is used for.
Halounová L., Švec M., Horák J., Unucka J., Hanzlová M., Juříkovská L.   +5 more
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Computational Intelligence in Rainfall-Runoff Modeling.

2009
Civil Engineering and ...
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