Understanding the processes of discharge formation under extreme precipitation

a study based on the numerical simulation of hillslope experiments
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Author
Faeh, Andrew
Date
1997
Type
    Doctoral Thesis
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https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-a-001747130
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Contributors
Examiner: Flühler, Hannes
Examiner: Vischer, Daniel
Publisher
ETH Zürich
Subject
WASSERABFLUSS (HYDROLOGIE); HOCHWASSER + HOCHWASSERABFLUSS + MAXIMALABFLUSS (HYDROLOGIE); NIEDERSCHLAGSINTENSITÄT (METEOROLOGIE); NIEDERSCHLAG/AUSSERGEWÖHNLICHE NIEDERSCHLÄGE IN KURZEN UND LANGEN ZWISCHENRÄUMEN (METEOROLOGIE); HYDROLOGISCHE MODELLE + HYDROLOGISCHE MODELLRECHNUNG; RUNOFF (HYDROLOGY); FLOODS + FLOOD RUNOFF + MAXIMUM RUNOFF (HYDROLOGY); PRECIPITATION STRENGTH (METEOROLOGY); PRECIPITATIONS/EXCESSIVE FALLS IN SHORT OR LONG PERIODS (METEOROLOGY); HYDROLOGICAL MODELS + MATHEMATICAL MODELLING IN HYDROLOGY
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Diss. Techn. Wiss. ETH Zürich, Nr. 12040, 1997. Ref.: Daniel Vischer ; Korref.: Hannes Flühler ; Korref.: Felix Naef.
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