2019
DOI: 10.1007/s40808-019-00625-8
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Influence analysis of peak rate factor in the flood events’ calibration process using HEC–HMS

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“…Determining the correct water level for the return period requires tuning and validating the hydrological model to ensure that the water level is correct. [13]. The first step in hydrological analysis is to calibrate the hydrological model.…”
Section: Hydrologic Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Determining the correct water level for the return period requires tuning and validating the hydrological model to ensure that the water level is correct. [13]. The first step in hydrological analysis is to calibrate the hydrological model.…”
Section: Hydrologic Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Setelah itu nilai parameter dari tiga komponen hidrologis kehilangan air (Losses), hidrograf satuan sintetik (Transform), dan aliran dasar (Baseflow) dimasukkan. Berdasarakan penelitian sebelumnya pada DAS Selorejo, nilai ketiga komponen di atas sudah ada dan menunjukkan hasil yang cukup baik [8]. Berikut ditunjukkan nilai parameter dari masing-masing komponen dan hasil kalibrasi nya.…”
Section: Gambar 4 Pemodelan Hec-hms Das Selorejounclassified
“…In order to generate a flood hydrograph for use in this analysis, the rainfall-runoff transformation approach requires the use of three additional models: the loss method, the transformation method, and the base flow method. In the application, numerous computer models, including HEC-HMS, use the rainfall-runoff transformation method to perform flood analysis [8,9]. HEC -HMS is a computer program that can model the complete hydrological cycle (rain transformation) and routing processes in watersheds.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%