Development of a regional model for hydropower potential in western Greece

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A regional model was developed in the present study for the determination of the flow duration curve at ungaged catchments, in western and northwestern Greece, which is a hydrologically homogenous region. A flow duration curve indicates the water availability at a site and is important for the estimation of the hydropower potential. A flow duration curve was generated for each of seven available stations at different rivers and then the parameters of the flow duration curves were correlated with geomorphological and climatic characteristics of the drainage basins for the derivation of the equations of the regional model. The model was verified using three hold out stations, in which the error ranged from 0.3 to 1.1%. © 2012 Global NEST.

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Baltas, E. A. (2012). Development of a regional model for hydropower potential in western Greece. Global Nest Journal, 14(4), 442–449. https://doi.org/10.30955/gnj.000766

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