Modeling Uncertainty in Flood Forecasting Systems
Issac Elishakoff
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Issac Elishakoff
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This book deals with uncertainty in flood forecasting systems. Author bases his approach by observing that "like all natural hazards flooding is complex and inherently uncertain phenomenon." Author applies probability theory and fuzzy sets based theory; central point is the development of improved first-order second moment method using a second-order reconstruction of the model function.
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This book deals with uncertainty in flood forecasting systems. Author bases his approach by observing that "like all natural hazards flooding is complex and inherently uncertain phenomenon." Author applies probability theory and fuzzy sets based theory; central point is the development of improved first-order second moment method using a second-order reconstruction of the model function.
Key concepts: Flood myth, Flood forecasting, Environmental science, Econometrics, Computer science, Meteorology, Geography, Mathematics