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Semi- vs. fully-distributed urban stormwater models
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Author(s)
Pina, R
Ochoa-Rodriguez, S
Simoes, N
Mijic, A
Sa Marques, A
Type
Poster
Abstract
Urban stormwater models are important tools for flood simulation, prediction and management. Their main input is rainfall data, the temporal and spatial resolution of
which must be in agreement with that of the hydrological/hydraulic model. Fully distributed (FD) urban stormwater models are generally more detailed and physically-based
than the commonly used semi-distributed (SD) models. In this work a comparison is presented of SD and FD models based on two real case studies in UK and Portugal.
Date Issued
2015-06
Citation
2015
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Copyright Statement
© 2015 The Authors
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Source
Final RainGain Conference
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