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Abrahams AD, Parsons AJ, Wainwright J (1995) Effects
of Vegetation on Interrill Runoff and Erosion, Walnut
Gulch, Southern Arizona. Geomorphology 13:37–48
B´ardossy A (1998) Generating precipitation time series
using simulated annealing, Water Resour Res
34:1737–1744
Boughton W, Droop O (2003) Continuous simulation for
design flood estimation—A review. Environ Model
Softw 18(4):309–318
Brooks N (2003) Vulnerability, risk and adaptation: a
conceptual framework. Tyndall Centre for Climate
Change Research, Norwich, pp 1–13
Hassan MA (1990) Observations of desert flood bores.
Earth Surf Proc Land 15:481–485
Hosking JRM, Wallis JR (1997) Regional frequency
analysis: an approach based on L-moments. Cambridge University Press, New York, USA
Kale VS (2003) Geomorphic effects of monsoon floods on
Indian rivers. Natural Hazards, Springer 28:64–84
Koutsoyiannis D, Onof C, Wheater HS (2003) Multivariate rainfall disaggregation at a fine timescale. Water
Resour Res 39:1173
Lall U, Sharma A (1996) A nearest neighbour bootstrap
for resampling hydrological time series, Water Resour
Res 32:679–693
Leopold LB, Miller JP (1956) Ephemeral streams—
hydraulic factors and their relation to the drainage net,
US Geological Survey Professional Paper 282A.
Renton, VA, US Geological Survey, p 37
Lu M, Yamamoto T (2008) Application of a random
cascade model to estimation of design flood from
rainfall data. J Hydrol Eng 13:385–391
Olsson J (1998) Evaluation of a scaling cascade model for
temporal rainfall disaggregation. Hydrol Earth Syst
Sci 2:19–30
Reid I, Frostick LE (1997) Channel form, flows and
sediments in deserts. In: Thomas DSG (ed) Arid Zone
Geomorphology: Process, Form and Change in Drylands. Wiley, Chichester, pp 205–229
Renard KG and Keppel RV (1966) Hydrographs of
ephemeral streams in the southwest. Proceedings of
the American Society of Civil Engineers, J Hydraulics
Div 92: pp 33–52
Schick AP (1988) Hydrologic Aspects of Floods in
Extreme Arid Environments. In: Baker VR,
Kochel RC, Patton PC (eds) Flood Geomorphology.
Wiley, New York, pp 189–203
Sharon D (1972) The Spottiness of rainfall in desert areas.
J Hydrol 17:116–175
Shaviraachin T (2005) Flood simulation a case study in
the lower Limpopo valley, Mozambique, using the
Sobek Flood model. The Netherlands, International
Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth
Observation, Enschede, p 2
Stedinger JR, Vogel RM and Foufoula-Georgiou E (1993)
Frequency analysis of extreme events. In: Handbook
of Hydrology, Maidment DR (ed) MacGRAW-HILL,
New York, USA, pp 1811–1866
Fig. 15.8 Land use planning of the Lohar flood plain [Cross profile prepared from north-east to south-west of the
Lohar flood plain on the basis of contour map]. Source Prepared by the researcher
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Abrahams AD, Parsons AJ, Wainwright J (1995) Effects
of Vegetation on Interrill Runoff and Erosion, Walnut
Gulch, Southern Arizona. Geomorphology 13:37–48
B´ardossy A (1998) Generating precipitation time series
using simulated annealing, Water Resour Res
34:1737–1744
Boughton W, Droop O (2003) Continuous simulation for
design flood estimation—A review. Environ Model
Softw 18(4):309–318
Brooks N (2003) Vulnerability, risk and adaptation: a
conceptual framework. Tyndall Centre for Climate
Change Research, Norwich, pp 1–13
Hassan MA (1990) Observations of desert flood bores.
Earth Surf Proc Land 15:481–485
Hosking JRM, Wallis JR (1997) Regional frequency
analysis: an approach based on L-moments. Cambridge University Press, New York, USA
Kale VS (2003) Geomorphic effects of monsoon floods on
Indian rivers. Natural Hazards, Springer 28:64–84
Koutsoyiannis D, Onof C, Wheater HS (2003) Multivariate rainfall disaggregation at a fine timescale. Water
Resour Res 39:1173
Lall U, Sharma A (1996) A nearest neighbour bootstrap
for resampling hydrological time series, Water Resour
Res 32:679–693
Leopold LB, Miller JP (1956) Ephemeral streams—
hydraulic factors and their relation to the drainage net,
US Geological Survey Professional Paper 282A.
Renton, VA, US Geological Survey, p 37
Lu M, Yamamoto T (2008) Application of a random
cascade model to estimation of design flood from
rainfall data. J Hydrol Eng 13:385–391
Olsson J (1998) Evaluation of a scaling cascade model for
temporal rainfall disaggregation. Hydrol Earth Syst
Sci 2:19–30
Reid I, Frostick LE (1997) Channel form, flows and
sediments in deserts. In: Thomas DSG (ed) Arid Zone
Geomorphology: Process, Form and Change in Drylands. Wiley, Chichester, pp 205–229
Renard KG and Keppel RV (1966) Hydrographs of
ephemeral streams in the southwest. Proceedings of
the American Society of Civil Engineers, J Hydraulics
Div 92: pp 33–52
Schick AP (1988) Hydrologic Aspects of Floods in
Extreme Arid Environments. In: Baker VR,
Kochel RC, Patton PC (eds) Flood Geomorphology.
Wiley, New York, pp 189–203
Sharon D (1972) The Spottiness of rainfall in desert areas.
J Hydrol 17:116–175
Shaviraachin T (2005) Flood simulation a case study in
the lower Limpopo valley, Mozambique, using the
Sobek Flood model. The Netherlands, International
Institute for Geo-information Science and Earth
Observation, Enschede, p 2
Stedinger JR, Vogel RM and Foufoula-Georgiou E (1993)
Frequency analysis of extreme events. In: Handbook
of Hydrology, Maidment DR (ed) MacGRAW-HILL,
New York, USA, pp 1811–1866
Fig. 15.8 Land use planning of the Lohar flood plain [Cross profile prepared from north-east to south-west of the
Lohar flood plain on the basis of contour map]. Source Prepared by the researcher
15 Flood Simulation Modelling and Disaster Risk Reduction …
211