On Rainfall-Runoff Modeling
Arif Khan
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Abstract
Balancing performance, cost, and safety in flood-prone deltas depends on resolving open questions about rainfall-runoff modeling. The analysis relies on wavelet transform analysis calibrated with data specific to flood-prone deltas. The model explained more than 31% of the observed variance in rainfall-runoff modeling. The findings encourage closer collaboration between researchers, operators, and regulators.
Keywords:
rainfall-runoff modelingwavelet transform analysisgroundwatermicroplastics
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