Titlebook: Chaos in Hydrology; Bridging Determinism Bellie Sivakumar Book 2017 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2017 Chaos.Complexity.Hydrolo

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Characteristics of Hydrologic Systemsity in climate inputs and the heterogeneity in the landscape, hydrologic systems exhibit a wide range of characteristics. While some characteristics may be specific to certain systems and situations, most hydrologic systems often exhibit a combination of these characteristics. This chapter discusses

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Fundamentals of Chaos Theorye property of “chaos” refers to the combined existence of nonlinear interdependence, determinism and order, and sensitive dependence in systems. Chaotic systems typically have a ‘random-looking’ structure. However, their determinism allows accurate predictions in the short term, although long-term p

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Issues in Chaos Identification and Prediction and noise-free. There are also no clear-cut guidelines on the selection of parameters involved in the methods, especially in phase space reconstruction. Since data observed from real systems, such as hydrologic systems, are finite and often short and are always contaminated with noise (e.g. measure

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Overviewd with the basic identification of chaos in rainfall data and subsequently explored a wide range of problems in different types of hydrologic data. The problems studied include identification and prediction of chaos, scaling and disaggregation, missing data estimation, and catchment classification,

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Applications to River Flow Dataies in hydrology. Early applications mainly focused on identification and prediction of chaotic behavior in river flow dynamics. Later years witnessed studies on a wide range of problems associated with river flow, including scaling and disaggregation, missing data estimation, reconstruction of syst

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