The design hydrograph estimation in small and ungauged basins represents one of the most common practices and, yet, a challenging open research topic for hydrologists. When discharge observations are not available, the practitioner is compelled to apply empirical approaches. The rational formula is slowly disappearing, while event-based approaches are more and more widespread. A step forward is represented by continuous models that have the potential to address the major drawbacks of event-based approaches. In this work we applied a continuous model specifically designed for ungauged basins (COSMO4SUB) and tested its use in conditions where typically the rational formula and the event-based approaches are applied. Results confirm that the continuous modelling is suitable for rapid and effective design simulations supporting flood hazard modelling and mapping studies
Continuous hydrologic modelling for design simulation in small and ungauged basins: A step forward and some tests for its practical use
Nardi, Fernando;
2021-01-01
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The design hydrograph estimation in small and ungauged basins represents one of the most common practices and, yet, a challenging open research topic for hydrologists. When discharge observations are not available, the practitioner is compelled to apply empirical approaches. The rational formula is slowly disappearing, while event-based approaches are more and more widespread. A step forward is represented by continuous models that have the potential to address the major drawbacks of event-based approaches. In this work we applied a continuous model specifically designed for ungauged basins (COSMO4SUB) and tested its use in conditions where typically the rational formula and the event-based approaches are applied. Results confirm that the continuous modelling is suitable for rapid and effective design simulations supporting flood hazard modelling and mapping studiesFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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