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Regionalization of unit hydrograph parameters. I: Comparison of regression analysis techniques. (English) Zbl 0880.76060

This study develops regional regression equations that relate two parameters in Nash’s IUH model to the basin characteristics for 42 major water-sheds in Taiwan. In the process of developing the regional equations, different regression procedures including the conventional univariate regression, multivariate regression, and seemingly unrelated regression were used. Furthermore, a validation study was conducted to examine the predictability of regional equations derived by different regression procedures.

MSC:

76M35 Stochastic analysis applied to problems in fluid mechanics
86A05 Hydrology, hydrography, oceanography
62J99 Linear inference, regression

Software:

SAS/ETS; SAS
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