P. Bates's research while affiliated with University of Bristol and other places

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Table 1 Overview of all gauges in the study area
Figure 3: Data availability in the study area (gauge IDs refer to and...
Table 4 Ranges of variables of the final 100 parameter sets
Figure 5: HBV-light simulation results for 1 year of the 10-year...
+5 Table 5 Goodness of fit results for Nash-Sutcliffe (NSE), lnNSE, mean...
A joint modelling framework for daily extremes of river discharge and precipitation in urban areas
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  • Apr 2015
Human settlements are often at risk from multiple hydro-meteorological hazards, which include fluvial floods, short-time extreme precipitation (leading to ′pluvial′ floods), or coastal floods. In the past, considerable scientific effort has been devoted to assessing fluvial floods. Only recently have methods been developed to assess the hazard and...
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... Cowpertwait et al., 1996;Koutsoyiannis et al., 2003;Onof and Wang, 2020;Rodriguez-Iturbe et al., 1987, studied the cluster-based Poisson process for stochastic rainfall modeling. Wójcik and Buishand, 2003;Westra et al., 2012;Breinl et al., 2015;Breinl and Di Baldassarre, 2019, put forward another model based on the method of fragments. Olsson (1998) has modeled the scaling behavior of rainfall using a cascade process called microcanonical multiplicative random cascade (MMRC) model. ...
Reference: Introduction of k-means clustering into random cascade model for disaggregation of rainfall from daily to 1-hour resolution with improved preservation of extreme rainfall
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