Full description
This research examines how errors in hydrological streamflow predictions affect risk-based decision-making in water resource systems, particularly when estimating drought risk and system yield. Using a framework applied to Australian catchments, the study shows that ignoring hydrological errors can substantially underestimate water supply risks and lead to overly confident estimates of system performance.
Subjects
Rainfall-runoff conceptual models |
Surface water hydrology |
drought risk |
hydrological errors |
residual error model |
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Identifiers
- DOI : 10.25909/31744342.V1