The calibration of conceptual models for the design of urban drainage networks is an important and well-known problem in hydraulic engineering. In this paper the problem is analysed and the use of black-box identification methods is proposed and applied to experimental data. Both linear (ARX and state space) and nonlinear (polynomial and neural NARX) models are considered and their performance in the simulation and prediction of the network flow from rainfall measurements is evaluated.
Identification of the rainfall-runoff relationship in urban drainage networks
PREVIDI, Fabio;
1999-01-01
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The calibration of conceptual models for the design of urban drainage networks is an important and well-known problem in hydraulic engineering. In this paper the problem is analysed and the use of black-box identification methods is proposed and applied to experimental data. Both linear (ARX and state space) and nonlinear (polynomial and neural NARX) models are considered and their performance in the simulation and prediction of the network flow from rainfall measurements is evaluated.File allegato/i alla scheda:
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