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Predictions in Ungauged Basins: Promises and Progress M. Sivapalan et al. Author / Editor: Murugesu Sivapalan, Thorsten Wagener, Stefan Uhlenbrook, Erwin Zehe, Venkat Lakshmi, Xu Liang, Yasuto Tachikawa & Praveen Kumar Publication Number: 303 ISBN Number: 978-1901502-48-0 Year: 2006 Pages: 520 Price: £84.00 Description Contents The IAHS PUB (Predictions in Ungauged Basins) initiative, launched in Brasilia in November 2002, will run for 10 years. This book presents peer-reviewed papers selected from a symposium held at Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, in April 2005, which coincided with the completion of Phase 1 (the preparation phase) of PUB and provided the opportunity for the global PUB community to get together to discuss the progress that had been achieved, to identify areas of weakness or lack of activity, re-iterate the plans and promises of PUB, and to make necessary modifications or refinements to the PUB implementation activities with a view to achieving faster and more demonstrable progress in the future. Guided by the PUB Science and Implementation Plan, in the book the papers are organized into five sections that focus on the distinct PUB themes: 1 Model Improvements Through Detailed Process Studies; 2 Model Evaluation and Comparison: Uncertainty Analysis and Diagnostics; 3 New Data Collection Approaches and Model Development; 4 New Modelling Approaches and Methods for Testing Models Against Observations; 5 Progress in PUB Implementation: PUB Working Groups. Contents for Predictions in Ungauged Basins: Promises and Progress M. Sivapalan et al. Title Pages File Contents Murugesu Sivapalan, Thorsten Wagener, Stefan Uhlenbrook, Erwin Zehe, Venkat Lakshmi, Xu Li v-viii PUB: Promise and Progress: Introduction Murugesu Sivapalan, Thorsten Wagener, Stefan Uhlenbrook, Erwin Zehe, Venkat Lakshmi, Xu Li 1 Model Improvements Through Detailed Process Studies Stefan Uhlenbrook and Xu Liang 5-6 Hydrological conceptual models of two Haute-Mentue subcatchments through environmental tracing and TDR soil moisture measurements Daniela Balin, Christophe Joerin & Andre Musy 7-14 Identification of flow pathways along hillslopes using electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) Stefan Uhlenbrook & Jochen Wenninger 15-20 Using factor analysis and end-member mixing techniques to infer sources of runoff generation Corinna Abesser, Ruth Robinson & Chris Soulsby 21-29 Process-based strategies for model structural improvement and reduction of model prediction uncertainty Kellie B. Vache & Jeffrey J. Mcdonnell 30-37 Analysis of process controls on streamflow response in an Australian tropical catchment Laura Montanari, Murugesu Sivapalan & Alberto Montanari 38-46 Evaluation of a grid-based distributed hydrological model over a large area Victor Koren, Fekadu Moreda, Seann Reed, Michael Smith & Ziya Zhang 47-56 PAI-OFF: a new strategy for online flood forecasting in mountainous catchments J. Cullmann, G. H. Schmitz & W. Gorner 57-68 Model Evaluation and Comparison : Uncertainty Analysis and Diagnostics Thorsten Wagener 69-71 Water resources estimation in less developed regions - issues of uncertainty associated with a lack of data Denis A. Hughes 72-79 Evaluating uncertainty in modelled sediment delivery in data-sparse environments: application to the Mae Chaem Catchment, Thailand David A. Post & Michael G. Hartcher 80-89 Bayesian kriging and GLUE applied to estimation of uncertainty due to precipitation representation in hydrological modelling Luciano Nobrega Rodrigues Xavier, Afonso Augusto Araujo De Magalhaes & Otto Correa Rotunn 90-98 Evaluation of water quantity and quality modelling in ungauged European basins Berit Arheimer 99-107 Identification of a river water quality model and assessment of data information content Michael Rode & Gunter Wriedt 108-115 Influence of rating curve uncertainty on daily rainfall-runoff model predictions Giuseppe T. Aronica, Angela Candela, Francesco Viola, & Marcella Cannarozzo 116-124 Parameterization of frozen ground effects: sensitivity to soil properties Victor Koren 125-133 The Multi-Model approach to rainfall-runoff modelling Adam M. Wyatt & Stewart W. Franks 134-144 Hydrological model evaluation and comparison through uncertainty recognition and quantification Shen Chiang, Yasuto Tachikawa & Kaoru Takara 145-152 Evaluation of the Xinanjiang model structure by observed discharge and gauged soil moisture data in the HUBEX/GAME Project Liliang Ren, Qiong Huang, Fei Yuan, Jixin Wang, Jing Xu, Zhongbo Yu & Xinren Liu 153-163 Multi-objective conditioning of a SVAT model for heat and CO2 fluxes prediction Xingguo Mo, Suxia Liu, Zhonghui Lin, Xiaomin Sun & Zhilin Zhu 164-176 Uncertainty propagation in a sequential model for flood forecasting Renata J. Romanowicz, Keith J. Beven & Peter C. Young 177-184 New data Collection, Approaches and Model Development Venkat Lakshmi 185-186 Role of spatial aggregation over runoff calculations on southeast France catchments Nabil J. Eid, Flavie Cernesson, Nathalie Folton & Pascal Kosuth 187-194 Influence of spatial variability of precipitation in a distributed rainfall-runoff model Tapash Das, Andras Bardossy & Erwin Zehe 195-203 The frequency of precipitation days in the Yangtze River basin Yijin Wu, Stefan Becker, Lorenz King, Hsiang-Te Kung, Tong Jiang, Heike Hartmann & Wenjing 204-213 Estimating the potential evapotranspiration over the Yellow River basin by considering the land cover characteristics M. C. Zhou, H. Ishidaira & K. Takeuchi 214-225 Assimilation of remotely sensed soil saturation levels in conceptual rainfall-runoff models Patrick Matgen, Jean-Baptiste Henry, Lucien Hoffmann & Laurent Pfister 226-234 Investigation of the effect of a coupled land-atmosphere satellite data assimilation system on land-atmosphere processes Souhail Boussetta,Toshio Koike, Mahadevan Pathmathevan & Kun Yang 235-245 Hydrological modelling in Amazonia - use of the MGB-IPH model and alternative databases Alfredo Ribeiro Neto, Walter Collischonn, Rui Carlos Vieira Da Silva & Carlos E. M. Tucci 246-254 A new approach for the numerical modelling of the groundwater flow in the fractured rock massifs Jiri Maryska, Otto Severyn, Miloslav Tauchman & David Tondr 255-266 PUB and water resources management practises in Nigeria Olusegun Adeaga, Lekan Oyebande & Idowu Balogun 267-273 Frequency-domain analyses of GPR waveforms: enhancing near-surface observational capabilities Guy Serbin & Dani Or 274-285 Water level change in wells - a predictor for earthquakes? Joseph Guttman, Akiva Flexer & Annat Yellin-Dror 286-290 New Modelling Approaches and methods for testing models against Observations Erwin Zehe and Yasuto Tachikawa 291-292 Physically-based model of heat and water transfer in frozen soil and its parameterization by basic soil data Alexander Gelfan 293-304 Effect of soil shrinkage on runoff generation in micro and mesoscale catchments Falk Lindenmaier, Erwin Zehe, Martin Helms, Oleg Evdakov & J�rgen Ihringer 305-317 Modelling flood plain vegetation based on long-term simulations of daily river-groundwater dynamics Bruno Buchele, Peter Burek, Ralf Baufeld & Ilona Leyer 318-333 Indirect assessment of flooding duration as a driving factor of plant diversity in wet grasslands Cyrille Violle, Christophe Cudennec, Manuel Plantegenest, Christian Damgaard, Didier Le Co 334-341 Effects of conservation tillage on storm flow: a model-based assessment for a mesoscale watershed in Germany Ingo Haag, Annette Luce & Kai Gerlinger 342-350 Assessing the predictive ability of the spatially distributed conceptual AFFDEF model for a mesoscale catchment Tapash Das, Greta Moretti, Andras Bardossy & Alberto Montanari 351-359 Large basin simulation experience in South America Daniel Gustavo Allasia, Benedito Claudio da Silva, Walter Collischonn & Carlos Eduardo Mor 360-370 Distributed rainfall-runoff analysis in a flow regulated basin having multiple multi-purpose dams Takahiro Sayama, Yasuto Tachikawa, Kaoru Takara & Yutaka Ichikawa 371-381 Surface runoff simulation for part of Yewa basin Olusegun Adeaga, Lekan Oyebande & Christian Depraetere 382-390 Inversion d'une modelisation de type hydrogramme unitaire a base geomorphologique: interpretation physique et premiere mise en oeuvre Houda Boudhraa, Christophe Cudennec, Mohamed Slimani & Herve Andrieu 391-399 Numerical modelling of water transfer among precipitation, surface water, soil moisture and groundwater Xi Chen, Zhicai Zhang & Yongqin David Chen 400-413 Disaggregation of upslope catchment area and steepest slope for transferring geomorphometric information across scales Nawa R. Pradhan, Yasuto Tachikawa & Kaoru Takara 414-421 A multi-level and multi-scale structure of river network geomorphometry with potential implications towards basin hydrology Christophe Cudennec, Jean-Christophe Pouget, Houda Boudhraa, Mohamed Slimani & Slah Nasri 422-430 Application of the wavelet transform for analysis of precipitation and runoff time series Celso Augusto G. Santos & Sandra Maria Araujo Ideiao 431-440 Progress in PUB Implementation (PUB Working Groups) Murugesu Sivapalan 441-442 The PUB Top-Down Modelling Working Group (TDWG): initial development and activities Ian G. Littlewood, Barry F. W. Croke & David A. Post 443-453 Towards an uncertainty framework for predictions in ungauged basins: The Uncertainty Working Group Thorsten Wagener, Jim Freer, Erwin Zehe,Keith Beven, Hoshin V. Gupta & Andras Bardossy 454-462 MEDCLUB - starting line and first activities Mauro Fiorentino, Domenico Carriero, Vito Iacobellis, Salvatore Manfreda & Ivan Portoghese 463-476 Groundwater pollution and risks for the coastal environment (southeastern Italy) Maurizio Polemio & Pier Paolo Limoni 477-486 Canadian PUB planning and implementation Christopher Spence, John W. Pomeroy & Alain Pietroniro 487-491 Research initiatives in Thailand on Predictions in Ungauged Basins Dushmanta Dutta, Chavalit Chaleeraktrakoon & Saisunee Budhakooncharoen 492-504 PUB Working Group on Orographic Precipitation, Surface Water and Groundwater Interactions, and their Impacts on Water Resources Xu Liang, L. Ruby Leung, Maoyi Huang, Yun Qian, Mark S. Wigmosta, George B. Matanga & Dave 505-516

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