1985
DOI: 10.1080/02626668509490976
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Grouping basins for regional flood frequency analysis

Abstract: A new method of grouping basins prior to regional flood frequency analysis is presented which is based on measured basin characteristics rather than on geographical regions. Statistical procedures for identifying efficient groupings are described and the explanatory ability of groups formed on the basis of catchment area, rainfall and soil type suggests that the method offers an attractive alternative to geographical regionalization. Constitution de groupes de bassins en vue de 1'analyse des fréquences de crue… Show more

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“…Consequently, some researchers define homogeneity in terms of flood-related variables such as normalized annual flood and coefficient of variation, which leads to nongeographical regions (Wiltshire, 1985;Burn, 1989). The use of multivariate analysis techniques resulted in non-geographical regions for the state of Kentucky (Bhaskar & O'Connor, 1989) and the island of Newfoundland (Cavadias, 1990) that were very different from those obtained using residual analysis.…”
Section: Methodology Homogeneous Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, some researchers define homogeneity in terms of flood-related variables such as normalized annual flood and coefficient of variation, which leads to nongeographical regions (Wiltshire, 1985;Burn, 1989). The use of multivariate analysis techniques resulted in non-geographical regions for the state of Kentucky (Bhaskar & O'Connor, 1989) and the island of Newfoundland (Cavadias, 1990) that were very different from those obtained using residual analysis.…”
Section: Methodology Homogeneous Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sua utilização tem se difundido como alternativa para auxiliar na descrição de diferentes fases do ciclo hidrológico em diferentes regiões do mundo, principalmente em locais nos quais o monitoramento hidrometeorológico apresenta alguma deficiência. Os trabalhos de Wiltshire (1985), Seibert (1999), Funke (1999), Dinpashoha et al (2004), Timilsena e Piechota (2008), Santhi et al (2008) e González e Valdéz (2008) constituem exemplos de diferentes formas de aplicação da técnica de regionalização hidrológica.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Acreman & Sinclair (1984) and Wiltshire (1985) discuss methods of identifying homogeneous flood distribution regions while Hosking et al (1985) examine, by simulation methods, properties of Qj estimates obtained from synthetic nonhomogeneous regions using homogeneous-region estimating techniques.…”
Section: Discrimination Between Distributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%