The application of a simple lumped river flow forecasting model to hillslope soil water storage estimation
A simple lumped sequential flow forecasting model is applied to a 0.73 km2 catchment, located at Winford near Bristol, and it is shown that if field permeability is available, there is significant potential for the scheme to estimate the mean soil
water storage in catchment segments. In addition, the model is shown to provide reliable river flow forecasting.
There is major interest in the development of ungauged flood forecasting models. This paper examines possible methods for improving the floodplain flow computation procedures. Specifically, the concepts of momentum exchange and multiple routing
This paper presents the second part of an exploration of the application of developments made in hydraulic floodplain modelling to ungauged flood forecasting. A two dimensional finite element model, RMA-2, is applied to a 25 km floodplain reach