## Abstract This paper investigates the use of the Flash Flood Guidance (FFG) method and a method of model‐based threshold runoff computation to improve the accuracy of flash flood forecasts at ungauged locations. The methodology proposed in this paper requires running a lumped hydrological model t
The timing of runoff response in design flood analysis
✍ Scribed by A Ashfaq; P Webster
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 945 KB
- Volume
- 14
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0885-6087
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✦ Synopsis
This study presents an investigation of the time to peak of unit response functions for design ~ood studies[ It is based on an empirical analysis of observed rainfallÐruno} data for 38 basins in the UK and explores the relationship between unit response time to peak "t p # and ~ood peak magnitude "Q p #[ The results show that t p varies signi_cantly between events but suggest a systematic relationship between t p and Q p [ The relationships which have been developed suggest that t p decreases with ~ood magnitude and approaches to an asymptotic value for very large values of Q p [ These _ndings con_rm numerous physical and _eld investigations and also support the reduction in response time for probable maximum ~ood "PMF# recommended in the Soil Conservation Services method\ the Flood Studies Report method and the Flood Estimation Handbook[ The _ndings also suggest that t p should be modi_ed in unit hydrograph methods of design ~ood analysis for return periods that di}er from those used in deriving unit hydrographs[ A simple correction curve has been developed for adjusting t p according to the design ~ood return period[
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