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F. Fenicia
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Looking beyond general metrics for model comparison
Lessons from an international model intercomparison study
International collaboration between research institutes and universities is a promising way to reach consensus on hydrological model development. Although model comparison studies are very valuable for international cooperation, they do often not lead to very clear new insights r
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Elements of a flexible approach for conceptual hydrological modeling
1. Motivation and theoretical development
This paper introduces a flexible framework for conceptual hydrological modeling, with two related objectives: (1) generalize and systematize the currently fragmented field of conceptual models and (2) provide a robust platform for understanding and modeling hydrological systems.
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Understanding which catchment characteristics dominate hydrologic response and how to take them into account remains a challenge in hydrological modeling, particularly in ungauged basins. This is even more so in nontemperate and nonhumid catchments, where—due to the combination o
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Time varying climate derived root zone storage capacity
A method to explain the rainfall-runoff anomalies of the Meuse catchment?
The Meuse river basin covers an area of 33,000 km2, touches five countries and is a major communication route in Europe. It is one of the catchments with longest streamflow records, with daily measures of discharge dating back to the beginning of the previous century. Attempts to
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