Meteorological Applications · 2010 · 148 citations · 50 references
Natural ResourcesHydrologyWater Resources ManagementForecastingUncertainty QuantificationWater Resources EngineeringFlood ForecastingFlood WarningForecast UncertaintyForecasting UncertaintyProbabilistic ForecastingUncertainty CommunicationFlood Warning MessagesFlood Warning SystemsForecasting Under UncertaintyHydrologic Forecast UncertaintyHydrologic Uncertainty QuantificationOperational Flood ForecastingProbabilistic Hydrologic ForecastingUncertainty Analysis In Hydrology
Abstract There is a common agreement in the scientific community that communicating uncertain hydro‐meteorological forecasts to water managers, civil protection authorities and other stakeholders is far from being a resolved issue. This paper focuses on the communication of uncertain hydrological forecasts to decision‐makers such as operational hydrologists and water managers in charge of flood warning and scenario‐based reservoir operation. Results from case studies conducted together with flood forecasting experts in Europe and operational forecasters from the hydroelectric sector in France are presented. They illustrate some key issues on dealing with probabilistic hydro‐meteorological forecasts and communicating uncertainty in operational flood forecasting. Copyright © 2010 Royal Meteorological Society
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Flood risk analyses—how detailed do we need to be?
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