Climatic and basin factors affecting the flood frequency curve: PART I – A simple sensitivity analysis based on the continuous simulation approach

In the Kamp catchment, the KAMPUS model parameters were changed as follows: the overland runoff is mainly influenced by the maximum soil moisture storage (called Ls) and parameter β

Sensitivity of the proposed approach to the duration of and dependence among seasons (independent seasons, panel (a) ; significant correlation between flood and post-flood season,

intention to adopt mobile banking by extending the renowned framework of Decomposed Theory of Planned Behavior model (DTPB) by additionally examining the effects

machines and methods, skill level, inancial incentives, leadership practices and working conditions were identiied as having a potential impact over the performance of the

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Under the assumption of independence among seasonal peak flows, we propose an estimation technique for seasonal and annual flood frequency distributions which enables the user to

In the reference theoretical model (Iacobellis and Fiorentino, 2000) developed for the analytical derivation of the flood frequency distribution, an important parameter of

But, the main factors that influence the genesis of flash-floods are the meteorological ones: the precipitation quantity received by the river basin throughout a year (this