Tuesday 23 August 2022

A Comparative Overview of Stochastic Models in Forecasting Monthly Streamflow in Nile River and Its Tributaries| Chapter 7 | Current Overview on Science and Technology Research Vol. 2

 This study expected to give valuable data to displaying month to month streamflow in Rivers, fostering the fitting procedure for dealing with the surface water viable and framing the premise of arranging of significant water assets. The administration of outrageous events like floods and dry season, as well as the ideal development of water storage spaces and seepage organizations, rely upon the dynamic and exact determining of month to month streamflow cycles of a stream. The White Nile, Blue Nile, Atbara River, and primary Nile are only a couple of the streams picked for this review. The objective of this study is to give the best straight stochastic model for anticipating month to month streamflow in waterways. Two generally hydrologic models: the deseasonalized autoregressive moving normal (DARMA) models and occasional autoregressive coordinated moving normal (SARIMA) models are chosen for demonstrating month to month streamflow in all Rivers in the review region. Two distinct kinds of month to month streamflow information (deseasonalized information and differenced information) were utilized to foster time series model involving past stream conditions as indicators. The one month ahead determining exhibitions of all models for anticipated period were analyzed. In view of graphical and mathematical rules, the exhibition of model figures was analyzed. The result shows that for month to month streamflow in Rivers, deasonalized autoregressive moving normal (DARMA) models outflank occasional autoregressive coordinated moving normal (SARIMA) models.


Author(s) Details:

Mohamed Elganainy,
Department of Irrigation Engineers and Hydraulics, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt.

Alaa Esmaeil Eldwer,
Department of Irrigation Engineers and Hydraulics, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt.

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