PUB Kick-Off Meeting


Held in Brasilia (20-22 November 2002)

Edited by D. Schertzer, P. Hubert, S. Koide & K. Takeuchi

Publ. 309 (2007) Open Access on the IAHS web site

Contents

1 METHODOLOGY

Hydrological scenarios modelling for climate change conditions using the Fokker-Plank-Kolmogorov equation
E. Dominguez, 3-12
 
Integrating models, methods and measurements for prediction in ungauged basins
Stewart W. Franks, 13-21
 
Regional parameter estimation from catchment properties for the prediction of ungauged basins
Yeshewatesfa Hundecha, Erwin Zehe & András Bárdossy, 22-29
 
Theoretical hydrology with respect to scaling and heterogeneity over sparsely-gauged or ungauged basins
M. L. Kavvas, Z. Q. Chen, J. Y. Yoon & J. Yoshitani, 30-37
 
Prediction in ungauged basins—a systemic perspective
Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz, 38-44
 
Unit hydrograph characterization of flow regimes leading to streamflow estimation in ungauged catchments (regionalization)
I. G. Littlewood, A. J. Jakeman, B. F. W. Croke, T. S. Kokkonen & D. A. Post, 45-52
 
Catchment Hydrology and Sustainable Management (CHASM): an integrating methodological framework for prediction
P. E. O'Connell, P. F. Quinn, J. C. Bathurst, G. Parkin, C. Kilsby, K. J. Beven, T. P. Burt, M. J. Kirkby, A. Pickering, M. Robinson, C. Soulsby, A. Werritty & D. Wilcock, 53-62
 
Uncertainty of water-quality predictions in ungauged basins (PUBS)
Norman E. Peters, Brian Reynolds & Penny J. Johnes, 63-73
 
Water Balance Methodology for indirect assessment and prediction of basin water yield under human-induced land use changes
N. V. Penkova & I. A. Shiklomanov, 74-84
 
Cold regions hydrology, snow, and PUB
John Pomeroy, 85-91
 
Scaling, multifractals and predictions in ungauged basins: where have we been, where are we going?
D. Schertzer, P. Hubert & S. Lovejoy, 92-101
 
Breaking up is always difficult – landscape discretization as a process-transfer approach for prediction in ungauged basins
Stefan Uhlenbrook, Jens Didszun, Nils Tilch, Jeff McDonnell & Kevin McGuire, 102-109
 

2 Data Acquisition and Processing

The generation of synthetic brightness temperature images to improve rainfall estimation from GOES satellite
Daniel F. Barrera, 113-120
 
Differences in area-averaged rainfall depth over a mid-size basin from two remote sensing methods of estimating precipitation
Daniel F. Barrera, Eduardo B. Ceirano & Graciela V. Zucarelli, 121-128
 
The current status of global river discharge monitoring and potential new technologies complementing traditional discharge measurements
Balázs M. Fekete & Charles J. Vörösmarty, 129-136
 
The use of environmental radionuclides in investigations of sediment sources and overbank sedimentation rates in the Himalaya Foreland, India
W. Froehlich & D. E. Walling, 137-146
 
Setting up an experimental basin in Sri Lanka for PUB studies
Srikantha Herath, Uditha Ratnayake & S. B. Weerakoon, 147-155
 
Statistical self-similarity of spatial variations of snow cover and its application for modelling snowmelt runoff generation in basins with a sparse snow measurement network
L. S. Kuchment & A. N. Gelfan, 156-163
 
Space–time observations in nested catchment experiments of representative basins—experiences gained and lessons learned to help the PUB initiative in the World’s biomes
E. M. Mendiondo, C. E. Tucci, R. T. Clarke, N. M. Castro, J. Goldenfum & P. Chevallier, 164-172
 
Towards improved observations and modelling of catchment-scale hydrological processes: bridging the gap between local knowledge and the global problem of ungauged catchments
Peter A. Troch, Roel Dijksma, Henny A. J. van Lanen & E. Emiel van Loon, 173-185
 
Spatial distribution of winter temperatures in Norway related to topography and large-scale atmospheric circulation
Ole Einar Tveito, 186-194
 
The teleconnection between floods in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and El Niñ events
Yijin Wu & William A. Gough, 195-200
 
Development of a natural flow hydrological database for PUB studies
Junichi Yoshitani & Ao Tianqi, 201-207
 

3 Deterministic and Statistical Models

Toward the application of the physically based distributed hydrological model BTOPMC to ungauged basins
Ao Tianqi, Junichi Yoshitani, Kuniyoshi Takeuchi, Kazuhiko Fukami, Tadashi Mutsuura & Hiroshi Ishidaira, 211-220
 
Creager and Francou-Rodier envelope curves for extreme floods in the Danube River basin in Croatia
Danko Biondić , Darko Barbalić & Josip Petraš, 221-228
 
Anthropological impacts on groundwater systems: GIS-based groundwater modelling
T. A. Bogdanova, 229-235
 
Design flood calculation for ungauged small basins in China
Chen Yuanfang, Chen Guoxing, Dong Zengchun & Gu Shenghua, 236-242
 
The effects of errors in measuring drainage basin area on regionalized estimates of mean annual flood: a simulation study
R. T. Clarke & L. C. Brusa, 243-248
 
Forecasting flash floods in ungauged basins with satellite data
Valérie Estupina Borrell, Denis Dartus & Michel Alquier, 249-257
 
Runoff and sediment yield predictions in a semiarid region of Brazil using SHETRAN
Eduardo E. de Figueiredo & J. C. Bathurst, 258-266
 
A distributed runoff model for flood prediction in ungauged basins
Toshiharu Kojima, Kaoru Takara & Yasuto Tachikawa, 267-274
 
Calibrating hydrological models in ungauged basins: possible use of areal evapotranspiration instead of streamflows
Lakshman Nandagiri, 275-281
 
Flow simulation in an ungauged basin using a digital elevation model
Lekan Oyebande & Olusegun Adeaga, 282-289
 
Selection of scale for distributed hydrological modelling in ungauged basins
Roshan Shrestha, Yasuto Tachikawa & Kaoru Takara, 290-297
 
Potential of multifractal modelling of ungauged basins
Ioulia Tchiguirinskai, Daniel Schertzer, Pierre Hubert, Hocine Bendjoudi & Shaun Lovejoy, 298-308
 
Regionalization procedure to assess the maximum discharge quantiles for Romania
Valentina Ungureanu, 309-314
 
Hydrological model response to different estimations of rainfall inputs
Graciela V. Zucarelli Eduardo B. Ceirano & Daniel F. Barrera, 315-322