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Showing papers by "Quanxi Shao published in 2019"




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TL;DR: In this article, a framework for quantifying hydrological model parameters as functions of time-variant catchment properties is proposed, aiming to improve the capability of capturing hydrograph and the extrapolative ability of hydrologogical models under a changing environment.

21 citations


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TL;DR: This paper uses canonical correlation analysis (CCA) to understand the relationship between socialeconomic system and river system and proposes a method to assess the impact of socioeconomic system on river system by integrating CCA and the degrees of influence of river system indicators.

17 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, a probabilistic model is proposed to predict canopy temperature by using weather variables which can be obtained from weather model predictions, which allows the model parameters to vary according to a periodic function which is designed to capture the variation over the time of the day.

5 citations


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18 Apr 2019-Water
TL;DR: In this paper, a new composite uncertainty measure is developed to evaluate the complex behaviors of uncertainty existing in hydrological simulation, which is based on a framework, which includes three steps: identification of behavioral measures by analyzing the pairwise correlations among different measures and removing high correlations; weight assignment by means of a new hierarchical weight assembly (HWA) approach incorporating the intra-class and inter-class weights.
Abstract: The absence of aggregated uncertainty measures restricts the assessment of uncertainty in hydrological simulation. In this work, a new composite uncertainty measure is developed to evaluate the complex behaviors of uncertainty existing in hydrological simulation. The composite uncertainty measure is constructed based on a framework, which includes three steps: (1) identification of behavioral measures by analyzing the pairwise correlations among different measures and removing high correlations; (2) weight assignment by means of a new hierarchical weight assembly (HWA) approach incorporating the intra-class and inter-class weights; (3) construction of a composite uncertainty measure through incorporating multiple properties of the measure matrix. The framework and the composite uncertainty measure are demonstrated by case studies in uncertainty assessment for hydrological simulation. Results indicate that the framework is efficient to generate a composite uncertainty index (denoted as CUI) and the new measure CUI is competent for uncertainty evaluation. Besides, the HWA approach performs well in weighting, which can characterize subjective and objective properties of the information matrix. The achievement of this work provides promising insights into the performance comparison of uncertainty analysis approaches, the selection of proper cut-off threshold in the GLUE method, and the guidance of reasonable uncertainty assessment in a range of environmental modelling.

3 citations