2008
DOI: 10.1007/s00703-007-0278-z
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Flood forecast in complex orography coupling distributed hydro-meteorological models and in-situ and remote sensing data

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“…The CHyM hydrological model was developed at CETEMPS by the hydrological group since 2005 and since then it runs operationally (Tomassetti et al , 2005;Coppola et al , 2007;Verdecchia et al , 2008) producing alert mapping service to support Abruzzo Regional Functional Centre decisions. The model is based on the kinematic wave approximation (Lighthil the drainage network is extracted by a sequence of native algorithm.…”
Section: Hydrological Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The CHyM hydrological model was developed at CETEMPS by the hydrological group since 2005 and since then it runs operationally (Tomassetti et al , 2005;Coppola et al , 2007;Verdecchia et al , 2008) producing alert mapping service to support Abruzzo Regional Functional Centre decisions. The model is based on the kinematic wave approximation (Lighthil the drainage network is extracted by a sequence of native algorithm.…”
Section: Hydrological Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper a preliminary evaluation of a meteo-hydro ensemble forecast chain, developed at the Center of Excellence in Telesensing of Environment and Model Prediction of Severe events (CETEMPS) is carried out. The meteo-hydrological 15 modeling chain consists on connecting, dynamically downscaled at regional scale, the Weather Research and Forecasting model (WRF-ARW) simulations initialized by 20 members and the control of GFS forecast to the CETEMPS Hydrological Model (CHyM, Tomassetti et al (2005); Coppola et al (2007); Verdecchia et al (2008)). To the purpose of assessing the reliability of an operational regional ensemble, a preliminary study of a heavy precipitation event is used as test case for the above mentioned meteo-hydro ensemble chain.…”
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“…In order to define the QM correction functions simulated and the observed reference (or calibration), the analyzed period must be the same. [57,58]. Nevertheless, the CHyM model has also been successfully used within the ACQWA project (www.acqwa.ch) to assess the climatic impact over the upper Po basin hydrological regime [16].…”
Section: Simulationsmentioning
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“…A second algorithm is a CA-based numerical technique for assimilating different data sources of rainfall to rebuild the rainfall field on a grid. CA algorithms have been implemented and tested on a large number of different domains [58,59,62]. Results show a coherent reproduction of the meteorological data in gridded maps, starting from a sparse data set without any geometrical artifacts that often produce unrealistic rain gradients [59].…”
Section: Simulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). The domains are matching the operational domains simulated by CETEMPS to forecast potential floods using stress indexes (Tomassetti et al, 2005a;Verdecchia et al, 2008), but they are higher resolution because the HydroSHEDS Digital Elevation Model is used (Lehner et al, 2013), which is specifically conditioned for hydrological usage. The choice of the DEM is crucial to ensure correct river routing especially in large, flat areas such as the Po plain.…”
Section: The Observational Data and The Hydrological Model Chymmentioning
confidence: 99%