Estimating Flood Quantiles on the Basis of Multi-Event Rainfall Simulation - Case Study

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This paper presents an approach to estimating the probability distribution of annual discharges Q based on rainfall-runoff modelling using multiple rainfall events. The approach is based on the prior knowledge about the probability distribution of annual maximum daily totals of rainfall P in a natural catchment, random disaggregation of the totals into hourly values, and rainfall-runoff modelling. The presented Multi-Event Simulation of Extreme Flood method (MESEF) combines design event method based on single-rainfall event modelling, and continuous simulation method used for estimating the maximum discharges of a given exceedance probability using rainfall-runoff models. In the paper, the flood quantiles were estimated using the MESEF method, and then compared to the flood quantiles estimated using classical statistical method based on observed data.

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Jarosińska, E., & Pierzga, K. (2015). Estimating Flood Quantiles on the Basis of Multi-Event Rainfall Simulation - Case Study. Acta Geophysica, 63(6), 1639–1663. https://doi.org/10.1515/acgeo-2015-0046

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