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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"hydrograph shape"”.

  1. Incorporating Spatial and Temporal Variation of Watershed Response in a GIS-based Hydrologic Model

    The hydrograph at the watershed outlet was simulated using the time-area curve concept implemented in a geographic information system (GIS). The goal of this study was to determine if hydrograph prediction accuracy would be improved by accounting for spatial and temporal variation of excess …

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  2. Epikarst control on flow and storage at James Cave, VA: an analog for water resource characterization in Shenandoah Valley karst

    … 30% of total precipitation (2008-2009). Hydrograph recession analysis aided in delineation of flowpaths in the epikarst, including quickflow, moderate flow, and baseflow components. Hydrograph shape analysis suggests flow restrictions at two of the drip sites that may reveal spatial …

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  3. An evaluation of particulate phosphorus storage in an agricultural estuary

    … response was also variable in terms of lag, hydrograph shape and maximum discharge wherein the response to hydrological drivers was not consistent. Analysis of key storm parameters indicated that the hydrological response of the catchment was affected by the total amount of precipitation and …

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  4. MODELLING CURRENT AND FUTURE WATER RESOURCES AVAILABILITY IN AN ALPINE CATCHMENT EXPLOITED FOR HYDROPOWER PRODUCTION

    … general hydrologic response (streamflow trends, hydrograph shape, time of peak), but some quantitative bias. The error calculated on an hourly basis (-88% ÷ +54%) decreases (-37% ÷ +10%) considering the 6h series. Also, simulations forced by weather forecasts reproduced well the timing of the …

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  5. Modelling of urban stormwater drainage systems using ILSAX

    … of model parameters on simulated storm hydrographs, and - study the effect of catchment subdivision on storm hydrographs. This detailed study was conducted using two typical urban catchments (i.e. one 'small' and one 'large') in Melbourne metropolitan area (Victoria) considering four …

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