Muskingum Method with Variable Parameter Estimation
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Abstract
Muskingum method has been continuously receiving attention from the researchers for several reasons. It is a simple method, which can be used for flood routing without much complication as far as the procedural details are concerned. In addition, its parameters can be calculated using the record of past historical floods. It does not require a knowledge of the river bed geometry as the phenomenon can be reproduced well enough on the basis of the calibration carried out using experimental data relative to the extreme sections of most significantly long reaches. In this study, we have studied the applicability of linear and nonlinear Muskingum models on linear and nonlinear flood data. For the linear model three different methods were used to compare the accuracy of the actual and estimated outflow. The methods are: trial and error, least square, and direct optimization method. Subsequently, we have routed the flows based on the estimated parameters to compare the performance of these models. The results suggest a very good fit.
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