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Streamflow Forecasting Using Trainable Neural Networks

Jason Smith, +1 more
- pp 56-61
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In this paper, the practicality of applying a backpropagation neural network to modeling watershed response characteristics is examined, and two separate tests are performed: one test involved testing the ability of a CNN to predict time to peak and peak discharge resulting from unique storms produced with spatially distributed rainfall.
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In this investigation the practicality of applying a backpropagation neural network to modeling watershed response characteristics is examined. Two separate tests were performed. One test involved testing the ability of a neural network to predict time to peak and peak discharge resulting from unique storms produced with spatially distributed rainfall. The other test involved training a neural network to predict volumetric discharge from a time series of rainfall.

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