Development of a Hydrological Model Using Observed Data for the Marina Catchment of Singapore

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Singapore, as a heavily urbanized, island city-state in Southeast Asia, has experienced a few significant flood events in recent years due to its abundant rainfall and existence of low-lying areas.
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