Water Resources Research · 2006 · 249 citations · 30 references
Natural ResourcesHydrologyWater Resources ManagementCatchment HydrologyHydrologic ModelingStreamflow HydrologyHydrological ModelingLow-flow HydrologyRainfall-runoff AnalysisRainfall-runoff ModelingRainfall-runoff ProcessesRainfall-runoff RelationshipsDynamic Model AveragingHigh FlowsHydrological Model CalibrationObjective Function FormulationPrecipitation-runoff ModelingRainfall-runoff SimulationRunoff ModelingStreamflow Simulation
In this paper, we analyze how our evaluation of the capacity of a rainfall‐runoff model to represent low or high flows depends on the objective function used during the calibration process. We present a method to combine models to produce a more satisfactory streamflow simulation, on the basis of two different parameterizations of the same model. Where we previously had to choose between a more efficient simulation for either high flows or low flows (but inevitably less efficient in the other range), we show that a balanced simulation can be obtained by using a seasonal index to weigh the two simulations, providing good efficiency in both low and high flows.
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Model Selection and Multimodel Inference
Technometrics · 2003 · 5.6K citations
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