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Hydrological simulation 3 Agricultural irrigation 1 Chile 1 Computer program 1 Flood warning 1 Mud flow 1 Probabilistic methods 1 Rainfall thresholds 1 Rough sets 1 Uncertainty 1 Water resources management 1 hydrological simulation 1 peak flows 1 rain-on-snow 1 runoff 1 snow depth 1 snow water equivalent 1 snowmelt-rainfall depth 1 southeast Germany 1
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He, L. 1 Huang, G. 1 Koehler, Gero 1 Lu, H. 1 Montesarchio, V. 1 Napolitano, F. 1 Perez, P. Carlos 1 Ramirez, F. Jorge 1 Rianna, M. 1 Ridolfi, E. 1 Russo, F. 1 Sebastianelli, S. 1 Sui, Jueyi 1
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Comparison of methodologies for flood rainfall thresholds estimation
Montesarchio, V.; Napolitano, F.; Rianna, M.; Ridolfi, E.; … - In: Natural Hazards 75 (2015) 1, pp. 909-934
and 24 h durations are then evaluated using the hydrological simulation. In the probabilistic approach, rainfall threshold …
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Simulation-Based Inexact Rough-Interval Programming for Agricultural Irrigation Management: A Case Study in the Yongxin County, China
Lu, H.; Huang, G.; He, L. - In: Water Resources Management 26 (2012) 14, pp. 4163-4182
A simulation-based inexact rough-interval programming approach is proposed for agricultural irrigation management in a China’s rural region. The conjunctive use of multiple water sources is examined under a set of land-area, water-availability, environmental-standard, capital, and technical...
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Passing volume calculation system (PVCS): computer software for managing data on watersheds that produce mud flows and the case of Quebrada La Cadena, Antofagasta, Chile
Ramirez, F. Jorge; Perez, P. Carlos - In: Natural Hazards 59 (2011) 1, pp. 149-166
Severe storms in desert regions, especially along the coastal area of the Chilean desert, produce very destructive mud flows that last a few hours and constitute the only surface run-off in these events. To date, there is no simple or practical methodology for assessing such mud flows. Given the...
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Impacts of Snowmelt on Peak Flows in a Forest Watershed
Sui, Jueyi; Koehler, Gero - In: Water Resources Management 21 (2007) 8, pp. 1263-1275
Using data of long-term observations at three gauging stations and one climatic station in a forest region in southeast Germany, the impacts of snowmelt on peak flow have been investigated in this paper. Results show that the major climatic feature was found to be a precipitation maximum during...
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