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Item type:Item, Reliability analysis of hydraulic structures considering unit hydrograph uncertainty(1997-02-01) ;Zhao, B ;Tung, YK ;Yeh, KC ;Yang, JC土木工程學系Unit hydrographs (UHs), along with design rainfalls, are frequently used to determine the discharge hydrograph for design and evaluation of hydraulic structures. Due to the presence of various uncertainties in its derivation, the resulting UH is inevitably subject to uncertainty. Consequently, the performance of hydraulic structures under the design storm condition is uncertain. This paper integrates the linearly constrained Monte-Carlo simulation with the UH theory and routing techniques to evaluate the reliability of hydraulic structures. The linear constraint is considered because the water volume of each generated design direct runoff hydrograph should be equal to that of the design effective rainfall hyetograph or the water volume of each generated UH must be equal to one inch (or cm) over the watershed. For illustration, the proposed methodology is applied tb evaluate the overtopping risk of a hypothetical flood detention reservoir downstream of Tong-Tou watershed in Taiwan.Item type:Item, Storm resampling for uncertainty analysis of a multiple-storm unit hydrograph(1997-07-01) ;Zhao, B ;Tung, YK ;Yeh, KC ;Yang, JC土木工程學系Due to various types of uncertainties involved in the estimation of a unit hydrograph (UH), the UH derived by any method is subject to uncertainties. Based on the concept of the bootstrap resampling technique, a practical methodology called storm resampling is proposed to quantify the uncertainties of multiple-storm UH ordinates and any parameters involved in the estimation of the multiple-storm UH. The important UH ordinates and parameters may include UH peak discharge, UH time-to-peak, UH volume, condition number related to the effective rainfall matrix, mean square error of the UH, and ridge parameter. The proposed bootstrap-based storm resampling technique, along with the least squares and ridge least squares solution techniques, is applied to typhoon storm events over a watershed in Taiwan. The methodology can be applied to other UH solution techniques and other hydrological and hydraulic simulation/optimization models. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science B.V.Item type:Item, Storm resampling for uncertainty analysis of a multiple-storm unit hydrograph(1997-07-01) ;Zhao, B ;Tung, YK ;Yeh, KC ;Yang, JC土木工程學系Due to various types of uncertainties involved in the estimation of a unit hydrograph (UH), the UH derived by any method is subject to uncertainties. Based on the concept of the bootstrap resampling technique, a practical methodology called storm resampling is proposed to quantify the uncertainties of multiple-storm UH ordinates and any parameters involved in the estimation of the multiple-storm UH. The important UH ordinates and parameters may include UH peak discharge, UH time-to-peak, UH volume, condition number related to the effective rainfall matrix, mean square error of the UH, and ridge parameter. The proposed bootstrap-based storm resampling technique, along with the least squares and ridge least squares solution techniques, is applied to typhoon storm events over a watershed in Taiwan. The methodology can be applied to other UH solution techniques and other hydrological and hydraulic simulation/optimization models. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science B.V.