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Aug 16, 2004

Linear Parametric Models Applied to Daily Hydrological Series

Publication: Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
Volume 9, Issue 5

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The aim of this paper is to describe, and solve in same cases, the problems that arise in hydrological daily time series modeling developed via linear parametric models. The preliminary analysis, the identification, and the simulation steps of the standard procedure are thoroughly studied. The effects of Box and Cox transformation are commented on, a procedure to smooth the seasonal component is described, and a new technique for the initial parameter estimation of fractional models is introduced and tested. The revised procedure was applied to the time series of Tevere daily flows.

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Journal of Hydrologic Engineering
Volume 9Issue 5September 2004
Pages: 383 - 391

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Received: Feb 7, 2003
Accepted: Jan 11, 2004
Published online: Aug 16, 2004
Published in print: Sep 2004

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Salvatore Grimaldi
Researcher, IRPI-National Research Council—Via Madonna Alta, 126-06128 Perugia, Italy.

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