By Bellie Sivakumar, Ronny Berndtsson
ISBN-10: 9814307971
ISBN-13: 9789814307970
This e-book comprehensively debts the advances in data-based techniques for hydrologic modeling and forecasting. 8 significant and hottest ways are chosen, with a bankruptcy for every -- stochastic tools, parameter estimation concepts, scaling and fractal tools, distant sensing, synthetic neural networks, evolutionary computing, wavelets, and nonlinear dynamics and chaos tools. those methods are selected to deal with quite a lot of hydrologic approach features, tactics, and the linked difficulties. each one of those 8 methods encompasses a complete evaluate of the basic ideas, their purposes in hydrology, and a dialogue on power destiny instructions.
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