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Rebecca Stedham MSc Dissertation.pdf | Main Article | 8.27 MB | Adobe PDF | |
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| Title: | Extending Object-Oriented Approaches to Hydrological Modelling based on Triangular Irregular Networks |
| Authors: | Stedham, RL |
| Supervisor(s): | Stuart, N
Hulton, N |
| Issue Date: | 2011 |
| Publisher: | The University of Edinburgh |
| Abstract: | This research project aims to further explore an object oriented methodology in which a hydrological system is considered to be a series of interacting hydrological elements. It will extend Slingsby’s hydrological model TINMOD (2002) whose data structure is based on a TIN with embedded methods and behaviours to build, maintain and derive its topology – as well as derive hydrological information (flow-paths, basins, flow length) about itself. Specifically, this project aims to add functionality to TINMOD that allows it to derive unit hydrographs for mountainous environments where infiltration and interception rates are minimal. |
| Keywords: | object oriented
TIN
Unit Hydrograph |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1842/5356 |
| Appears in Collections: | MSc Geographical Information Science thesis collection
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