Application of tank, NAM, ARMA and neural network models to flood forecasting
β Scribed by Tawatchai Tingsanchali; Mahesh Raj Gautam
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 166 KB
- Volume
- 14
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0885-6087
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β¦ Synopsis
Two lumped conceptual hydrological models\ namely tank and NAM and a neural network model are applied to ~ood forecasting in two river basins in Thailand\ the Wichianburi on the Pasak River and the Tha Wang Pha on the Nan River using the ~ood forecasting procedure developed in this study[ The tank and NAM models were calibrated and veri_ed and found to give similar results[ The results were found to improve signi_cantly by coupling stochastic and deterministic models "tank and NAM# for updating forecast output[ The neural network "NN# model was compared with the tank and NAM models[ The NN model does not require knowledge of catchment characteristics and internal hydrological processes[ The training process or calibration is relatively simple and less time consuming compared with the extensive calibration e}ort required by the tank and NAM models[ The NN model gives good forecasts based on available rainfall\ evaporation and runo} data[ The black!box nature of the NN model and the need for selecting parameters based on trial and error or rule!of!thumb\ however\ characterizes its inherent weakness[ The performance of the three models was evaluated statistically[ Copyright Γ 1999
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