Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...

Floods are disasters that represent a growing threat to the communities living close to rivers. To maximize community resilience, the main objective was to formulate a transferable framework for river flow forecasting in cold and poorly gauged/ungauged regions. First, the literature was reviewed, su...

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Main Author: Belvederesi, Chiara
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Schulich School of Engineering 2023
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Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.11575/prism/40807
https://prism.ucalgary.ca/handle/1880/115958
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cold hydrology review
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Belvederesi, Chiara
Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
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empirical
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Engineering
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description Floods are disasters that represent a growing threat to the communities living close to rivers. To maximize community resilience, the main objective was to formulate a transferable framework for river flow forecasting in cold and poorly gauged/ungauged regions. First, the literature was reviewed, summarizing the recent findings in river flow forecasting in these regions. Here, hydrological processes greatly vary seasonally and annually, translating into increased model uncertainty. Regionalization, spatial calibration, and other methods were implemented into process-based and empirical models. Although process-based models provided a wide understanding of a watershed’s hydrology, they were often complex and computationally demanding. Empirical models produced fewer calibration parameters although generated biased results when insufficient descriptors were available. The results from this review highlighted some efforts necessary to improve river flow forecasting, including: coping with limited data; ...
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author Belvederesi, Chiara
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title Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
title_short Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
title_full Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
title_fullStr Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
title_full_unstemmed Hydrological Modelling of River Flow Forecasting in Cold Regions and Its Application over the Athabasca River ...
title_sort hydrological modelling of river flow forecasting in cold regions and its application over the athabasca river ...
publisher Schulich School of Engineering
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