© 34th IAHR Congress 2011. All rights reserved. While previous editions of ARR have served the engineering profession well, a number of issues have necessitated the production of a new edition. These issues include the many recent developments in knowledge about rainfall-runoff processes, the increased computational capacity available to engineering hydrologists, and the rapidly expanding body of information about climate change. As part of the development of the new edition, it has been necessary to look at the history of methods used and the implications of assumptions necessary for implementation of these methods. Arising from this review, a way forward for design flood estimation in Australia is proposed that addresses many of the simpl...
Regional flood frequency analysis (RFFA) methods are used to estimate design floods in ungauged catc...
Design flood estimation techniques currently used in Australia only partially account for the joint ...
"May 2002"Includes list of papers published during this studyErrata slip inserted inside back cover ...
Since 1958, when it was first released, Australian Rainfall and Runoff has remained one of the most ...
In rainfall-based flood estimation, several inputs are required to convert design rainfalls to desig...
Design flood estimation is often required in engineering practice such as design of hydrologic struc...
A major portion of Australia’s population, infrastructure, and industry is located in flood-prone ar...
Design flood estimation is often required in engineering practice such as design of hydrologic struc...
Regional flood estimation methods are used for estimation of design floods in ungauged catchments, w...
Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) revision Project 6 deals with losses for design flood estimatio...
Since its first publication in 1958, Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) has remained one of the mo...
Rainfall-based design flood estimation methods in Australia traditionally follow the design event ap...
Design flow estimation in small to medium sized ungauged catchments is often required in hydrologic ...
Recently, Geoscience Australia has released updated national guidelines for the estimation of design...
Flooding is known to be one of the worst natural disasters and can lead to significant economic dama...
Regional flood frequency analysis (RFFA) methods are used to estimate design floods in ungauged catc...
Design flood estimation techniques currently used in Australia only partially account for the joint ...
"May 2002"Includes list of papers published during this studyErrata slip inserted inside back cover ...
Since 1958, when it was first released, Australian Rainfall and Runoff has remained one of the most ...
In rainfall-based flood estimation, several inputs are required to convert design rainfalls to desig...
Design flood estimation is often required in engineering practice such as design of hydrologic struc...
A major portion of Australia’s population, infrastructure, and industry is located in flood-prone ar...
Design flood estimation is often required in engineering practice such as design of hydrologic struc...
Regional flood estimation methods are used for estimation of design floods in ungauged catchments, w...
Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) revision Project 6 deals with losses for design flood estimatio...
Since its first publication in 1958, Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) has remained one of the mo...
Rainfall-based design flood estimation methods in Australia traditionally follow the design event ap...
Design flow estimation in small to medium sized ungauged catchments is often required in hydrologic ...
Recently, Geoscience Australia has released updated national guidelines for the estimation of design...
Flooding is known to be one of the worst natural disasters and can lead to significant economic dama...
Regional flood frequency analysis (RFFA) methods are used to estimate design floods in ungauged catc...
Design flood estimation techniques currently used in Australia only partially account for the joint ...
"May 2002"Includes list of papers published during this studyErrata slip inserted inside back cover ...