Chemical and isotope based hydrograph separation methods, such as end member mixing analysis (EMMA), have been utilized in recent decades because they offer a better explanation of stream chemistry than can be obtained from flow partitions derived using graphical or mathematical filter hydrograph partitioning techniques (Chapman and Maxwell, 1996; Pinder and Jones, 1969). However, use of such c...

Abstract An approach is presented for directly deriving a variable parameter Muskingum method from the St. Venant equations for routing floods in channels having any shape of prismatic cross-section and flow following either Manning's or Chezy's friction law. The approach also allows the simultaneous computation of the stage hydrograph corresponding to a given inflow or the routed hydrograph. T...

<p>Changes in land use are closely related to the increasing number of people who from time time. This change has an impact on runoff coefficient because rain that falls will not be retained or seep and flows directly into river. is what causes increase peak discharge a watershed. The purpose this study was determine magnitude changes occurred Serenan watershed 2015 2021 due use. method u...

Abstract Stochastic model for synthetic data generation is not available for daily flows of intermittent streams. Such a model is required in the planning and operation of structures on an intermittent stream for purposes where short time flow fluctuations are important. In this study a model is developed for such a case. The model consists of four steps: determination of the days on which fl...