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Use of Unstructured Grids for Flood Modeling of the Yellow River Downstream River Reach

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【摘 要】

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The present article presents the development of an inference model between the Yellow River reservoirs and the possible flooding downstream, given a set of hydrographs generated through the Monte Carl

【作 者】

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Mario Castro Gama Ioana Popescu Arthur Mynett Li Shengyang 

【出 处】

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35th IAHR World Congress(第三十五届国际水利学大会)

【发表日期】

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2013年2期

【关键词】

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Flood mapping Unstructured grids Reservoir operation Yellow River 

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The present article presents the development of an inference model between the Yellow River reservoirs and the possible flooding downstream, given a set of hydrographs generated through the Monte Carlo method.

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