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Development of Synthetic Unit Hydrograph using River Fractal Characteristics

하천의 프랙탈 특성을 이용한 합성단위유량도의 개발

  • 차상화 (안동과학대학 건설정보과)
  • Published : 2002.11.01
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Abstract

This study was performed to analyze the river fractal characteristics using GIS (Geographic Information System). In this study, topographical factors in river basin were grid-analyzed for each cell size and scale using GIS and regression formula was derived by analyzing correlation among topographical factors and cell size which were calculated here. And, a new rainfall-runoff model which is considering the calculated fractal dimension was developed to apply fur a river basin.

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