'Hydrological model' presentation slideshows

Supervisor Prof. Dr. rer. nat Manfred Koch (Uni-Kassel)

Title: Modelling of Cascade Dams & Reservoir Operation for Optimal Water Use: Application to the Omo River Basin, Ethiopia. Supervisor Prof. Dr. rer. nat Manfred Koch (Uni-Kassel) Dr. Yilma Sileshi (AAU, Ethiopia). November 09, 2012 Kassel, Germany. Outline.

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Verifying Satellite Precipitation Estimates for Weather and Hydrological Applications

Verifying Satellite Precipitation Estimates for Weather and Hydrological Applications. Beth Ebert Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre Melbourne, Australia. 1 st IPWG Workshop, 23-27 September 2002, Madrid. -e. -e.

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Simulating Areal Snowcover Depletion and Snowmelt Runoff in Alpine Terrain

Simulating Areal Snowcover Depletion and Snowmelt Runoff in Alpine Terrain. Chris DeBeer and John Pomeroy Centre for Hydrology, Department of Geography and Planning University of Saskatchewan. Background. Snowmelt runoff from Rocky Mountains is an important water resource

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Study Motivations

Modeling the export of DOC from large watersheds and its influence on the optical properties of coastal waters. C.W. Hunt 1 , W.M. Wollheim 2,3 , J.S. Salisbury 1 , R.J. Stewart 3 , K.W. Hanley 4 and G.R. Aiken 4 ASLO Session SS54, New Orleans LA February 19, 2013. Study Motivations.

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Hydrology and Regional Modeling

Hydrology and Regional Modeling. Marcio Moraes and Cintia Bertacchi Lund University Water Resources Engineering. Impact of changes in the biosphere to local climate and hydrology - How biofuel plantations affect local atmospheric circulation and rivers

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Simulating Typhoon Floods with Gauge Data and Mesoscale -Modeled Rainfall in a Mountainous Watershed.

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New Technologies to Facilitate the Planning Process to Manage Water Over-Exploitation

New Technologies to Facilitate the Planning Process to Manage Water Over-Exploitation. Prof Wim Bastiaanssen & Dr . Peter Droogers. Ttan. Balance inflow & outflow. income. expenditures. Expenditures exceeding income is not sustainable Reduce expenditures = reduce evapotranspiration.

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Ms Azarel Mariner SPREP

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Environmental Remote Sensing GEOG 2021

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Outline

End-to-End Workflows for Coupled Climate and Hydrological Modeling Kathy Saint (SGI) and Sylvia Murphy (NOAA/CIRES) iEMSs, Ottawa Canada July 5-8, 2010. Outline. Project Objective Motivation System Description Components Frameworks System Driver Logical Workflow Data Flow Challenges

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WP1. GOAL

Impact of climate change on Latvian water environment WP1: Impact of the climate change on runoff, nutrient fluxes and regime of Gulf of Riga Uldis Bethers Laboratory for mathematical modelling of environmental and technological processes Faculty of Physics and mathematics, University of Latvia.

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Kairong Lin Department of Water Resources and Environment Sun Yat-sen University

Strategic treatment of the hydrological uncertainty based on comparison of the separated runoff components. Kairong Lin Department of Water Resources and Environment Sun Yat-sen University. Outline. 1 INTRODUCTION 2 HYDROLOGICAL MODEL 3 RUNOFF SEPARATION METHOD

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Dr. Naira Chaouch Research scientist, NOAA-CREST

Improving hydrological modeling in NYC reservoir watersheds using remote sensing evapotranspiration and soil moisture products. NOAA-CREST Symposium June, 6 th 2013. Dr. Naira Chaouch Research scientist, NOAA-CREST

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DFG German Priority Research Program 1257 Mass Transport and Distribution in the Earth System

DFG German Priority Research Program 1257 Mass Transport and Distribution in the Earth System. Temporal and spatial multiscale assessment of gravity observations for Europe from satellite missions and superconducting gravimeters.

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Week 1

Week 1. Contents. Weekly question 1D Quasi 2D 2D Comparison. Flood resilience - progress GIS Hydrological model Hydraulic model. Weekly question. Comparison between different flood modelling approaches: 1D, quasi 2D & 2D Strategy to compare: Theory Assumptions

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Climate Change and Water in Africa

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Valentina UNGUREANU 1 , Gheorghe STANCALIE 2 , Viorel Alexandru STANESCU 1 , Ciprian CORBUS 1

Sub-system based on hydrological modeling and GIS technology for flood management (NATO SfP project 987016). Valentina UNGUREANU 1 , Gheorghe STANCALIE 2 , Viorel Alexandru STANESCU 1 , Ciprian CORBUS 1 1 National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, Bucharest, Romania

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Atmospheric and Hydrological Modeling

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