Regional Estimation of Flood Quantile at Ungauged Sites
linear regression, ungauged, kriging
Abstract
In this study, Linear Regression (LR) is performance is investigated with and without implementation of Topological Kriging (TK). The aims of this study to determine the used of TK can improve the performance of LR by grouping the basin which have similar hydrology characteristics. Then LR only model the relationship inside the regions. The result show that LR based TK is more reliable in term of estimation accuracy.
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2016-11-22
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