Proceedings of the International Conference on Hydrology and Water Resources, New Delhi, India, December 1993 Surface-Water Hydrology
Water is vital to life, maintenance of ecological balance, economic development, and sustenance of civilization. Planning and management of water resources and its optimal use are a matter of urgency for most countries of the world, and even more so for India with a huge population. Growing populati...
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Language: | English |
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1996, 1996
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Edition: | 1st ed. 1996 |
Series: | Water Science and Technology Library
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Table of Contents:
- Complexity, Uncertainty, and Systematic Error in Hydrologic Models
- The Most Probable Hydrologic Response of Fractal River Networks
- Bayesian Unit Hydrographs
- Predicting Runoff Using Artificial Neural Networks
- Use of Digital Elevation Model in Runoff Modeling
- Section 5: Flood Routing
- Physically Based Linear Flood Routing Modeling
- Reliability of the Muskingum Method for the Prediction of Flood Wave Propagation
- Stratified Muskingum Routing in Natural Channels
- Transfer Function Models for Hydrologic Flood Routing
- Effect of Cross-Sectional Shape on Free-Surface Instability
- Flow Resistance Estimation for Large-Scale Roughness
- Warning of Application of the Chezy-Manning Formula Regardless of Channel Shape
- Section 6: Stochastic Modeling of Stream Flow
- Streamflow Analysis and Synthesis by Pattern RecognitionTechniques
- Moment Evolution of the Outflow Rate from Nonlinear Conceptual Reservoirs
- Section 1: Investigation of Hydrologic Processes
- Profess Studies in Forest Hydrology: A Worldwide View
- Modelling Evapotranspiration of Dune Vegetation
- Paleohydrology of Quaternary River Systems of North Bihar Plains, India
- Modelling the Effects of Climate Change on the Hydrologic Response of a Mountain Watershed
- Operational Hydrology Aspects of Desertification
- Spatial Estimation Techniques for Precipitation Analysis — Application to a Region in India
- Section 2: Hydrological Measurements
- Design Criteria for the Improvement of Hydrometeorological Data Acquisition Systems: Automation of Sicily Networks
- A New Automatic Rainfall Sensor
- An Automatic Electronic Infiltrometer
- Section 3: Dynamics of Overland Flow
- Modeling Surface Runoff with Kinematic, Diffusion, and Dynamic Waves
- Computational Aspects in Kinematic Modelling
- Effect of Vedernikov Number on Overland Flow Dynamics
- Section 4: Modeling Basin Response
- A Stochastic Characterization of Palmer Drought Severity Index
- Comparative Study of Stochastic Models for Seasonal Streamflow Generation
- Adaptivity in Stochastic Modelling and Forecasting
- Short Term Daily Row Prediction for Tropical Watershed
- Role of the Rainfall Input in the Real Time Flood Forecasting
- Changes in Flow Characteristics of the River Murray in the Last 100 Years
- Section 7: Flood Frequency Analysis
- On the Statistical Frequency Analysis of Hydrological Extremes
- Estimation of Extreme Floods with Particular Reference to Southern Africa
- Functional Relationships and Asymptotic Properties of Distributions of Interest in Hydrologic Frequency Analysis
- Frequency Analysis of Upper Cauvery Flood Data by L-Moments
- Flood Prediction by Use of Partial Duration Series
- Comparison of Five Distributions for Suitability in Flood Frequency Analysis in Bangladesh
- Investigation of Potential Flash Floods for Ungaged Region Using the Kriging Method
- Section 8: Drought Analysis