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Hydrological modelling - 5EMHAAF0

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  • Number of hours

    • Lectures : 2.0
    • Laboratory works : 16.0
    ECTS : 1.5

Goals

To provide further insight in the state of the art and application of rainfall-runoff modelling of river basins.
To build capacity in the use of different types of hydrological models.
To build capacity in modelling results analysis and evaluation.

Contact Isabella TOMASINO

Content

Generalities on hydrological modellong : objectives, types, application frameworks.
The students learn

  • when and how to select a stochastic, a conceptual, a physically-based, a lumped, a semi-distributed and distributed model according to the objective of the study
  • what are the issues and methods in calibration and validation of the different types of models
  • how to perform sensitivity analyses on calibrated parameter values and/or initial conditions
  • what are the principal methods of regional parameterization and what are the issues to be studied in using hydrological model in climate change studies


Prerequisites

Engineering hydrology

Tests

The exam may be taken in french or in english FR EN

Evaluation based on the assignment reports



Additional Information

This course may be followed in french or in english  

Curriculum->HOE->Semester 5

Bibliography

V. P. Singh, D. K. Frevert e S. P. Meyer (eds.), 2002. Mathematical Models of Large Watershed Hydrology. Water Resources Publications, Littleton, Colorado.
Eagleson, P.S., 1970. Dynamic Hydrology. McGraw-Hill.

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