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Regionalization of low flows based on Canonical Correlation Analysis

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Regionalization of low flows based on Canonical Correlation Analysis (EN)
Tsakiris, G (EN)
Cavadias, G (EN)
Nalbantis, I (EN)
journalArticle (EN)
2014-03-01T01:36:42Z
2011 (EN)
Regional analysis of low-flow statistics is a critical step in solving water resources management problems related to the requirements of the Water Framework Directive. Important element in this analysis is the determination of homogeneous sub-regions based on physiographic characteristics of the corresponding basin. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the use of the canonical correlation method for partitioning the set of drainage basins of a region into a number of homogeneous sub-regions and determining the relations between the physiographic and low-flow statistics of the basins of each sub-region. The method is also proposed to be used for classifying an ungauged basin in a sub-region of gauged basins. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. (EN)
Water Resources (EN)
water planning (EN)
Catchments (EN)
Regional analysis (EN)
water management (EN)
Water conservation (EN)
Canonical correlations (EN)
Regional planning (EN)
Low flow (EN)
Jack-knife method (EN)
low flow (EN)
Canonical correlation (EN)
drainage basin (EN)
Ungauged basins (EN)
water resource (EN)
correlation (EN)
Low-flow statistics (EN)
planning method (EN)
Low flows (EN)
Water resources (EN)
canonical analysis (EN)
regionalization (EN)
Advances in Water Resources (EN)
English
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