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Calibration, performance Calibration, performance and sensitivity analysis of and sensitivity analysis of

the HECthe HEC--HMS modelHMS modelJuraj M. CunderlikJuraj M. Cunderlik

Slobodan P. Slobodan P. SimonovicSimonovic

Assessment of Water Resources Risk and Vulnerability to Changing

Climatic Conditions

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OutlineOutline

IntroductionIntroductionModel structureModel structureModel calibrationModel calibrationModel performanceModel performanceModel sensitivityModel sensitivityDiscussionDiscussion

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IntroductionIntroduction

Both event and contBoth event and cont’’ models calibratedmodels calibratedVerification and sensitivity analysisVerification and sensitivity analysisProject Report IVProject Report IVModel applicationsModel applications

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Event modelEvent modelstructurestructure

RAINFALL

PERVIOUS SURFACE IMPERVIOUS SURFACE

RIVER CHANNEL

LOSSES

BASEFLOW

RESERVOIR OPERATION

AQUIFER

BASIN OUTLET

Meteorologic component

Rainfall loss component

River routing componentBaseflow component

Reservoir component

DIRECT RUNOFF

Direct runoff component

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Continuous modelContinuous modelstructurestructure

PRECIPITATION

PERVIOUS SURFACE IMPERVIOUS SURFACE

RIVER CHANNEL

LOSSES

BASEFLOW

RESERVOIR OPERATION

AQUIFER

BASIN OUTLET

Meteorological component

Precipitation loss component

River routing componentBaseflow component

Reservoir component

DIRECT RUNOFF

Direct runoff component

SNOW ACCUMULATION AND MELT

EVAPOTRANSPIRATION

Snow component

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Model calibrationModel calibration

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Stage AStage A

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Stage CStage C

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Event model calibrationEvent model calibrationUTRCA data

Initial parametervalues

Manualcalibration

Softconstraints Optimization Hard

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Initial parametervalues

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Performanceevaluation

HEC-HMS

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ContCont’’ model calibrationmodel calibration

+ snow model calibration+ snow model calibration+ semiannual parameterization+ semiannual parameterization

UTRCA data

Initial parametervalues

Manualcalibration

Softconstraints

Hardconstraints

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Performanceevaluation

HEC-HMS

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Model performanceModel performance

Flow comparison graphFlow comparison graphScatter graphScatter graphResidual graphResidual graphObjective function graphObjective function graphGoodnessGoodness--ofof--fit measuresfit measures

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Flow comparison graphFlow comparison graph

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Scatter graphScatter graph

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Residual graphResidual graph

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Objective function graphObjective function graph

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GoodnessGoodness--ofof--fit measuresfit measures

Percent error in peak (PEP)Percent error in peak (PEP)Percent error in volume (PEV)Percent error in volume (PEV)LagLag--0 cross0 cross--correlation coefficient (CORR)correlation coefficient (CORR)Relative BIAS (RBIAS)Relative BIAS (RBIAS)Relative RMSE (RRMSE)Relative RMSE (RRMSE)Relative peakRelative peak--weighted RMSE (RPWRMSE)weighted RMSE (RPWRMSE)

Model Model performanceperformance

Thames River @ Byron

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Event model performance Event model performance

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Observed CalibrationCalibration

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Event model performanceEvent model performance

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Event model performanceEvent model performanceByron@Thames PEPF [%] PEV [%] CORR [-] RBIAS [%] RRMSE [%] RPWRMSE [%]

Calibration 3.211 1.405 0.992 -15.047 32.076 25.314 Verification 1 1.937 8.743 0.977 -17.101 26.166 23.994 Verification 2 2.686 26.919 0.967 -40.230 45.421 40.740

Well fitted peaksWell fitted peaksQuicker recessionsQuicker recessionsUnderestimated volumesUnderestimated volumesReservoir operationReservoir operation

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ContCont’’ model performancemodel performance

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ContCont’’ model performancemodel performance

Byron@Thames PEPF [%] PEV [%] CORR [-] RBIAS [%] RRMSE [%] RPWRMSE [%]Calibration 10.667 8.827 0.946 -6.443 44.826 40.707Verification 13.096 7.607 0.939 -7.615 46.488 42.245

Snow accumulation and melt adequately Snow accumulation and melt adequately reproduced reproduced Good simulation of low flow periods Good simulation of low flow periods No systematic bias in the seasonal modelNo systematic bias in the seasonal modelPerformance improved with increasing basin Performance improved with increasing basin area and spatial detailarea and spatial detailUnderestimated streamflow volumesUnderestimated streamflow volumes

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Model sensitivityModel sensitivity

Local sensitivity analysisLocal sensitivity analysisAbsolute sensitivity coefficientAbsolute sensitivity coefficientFactor perturbation methodFactor perturbation methodGoodnessGoodness--ofof--fit measures used as fit measures used as sensitivity functionssensitivity functions

Model Model sensitivitysensitivity

Middle Thames River @ Thamesford

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Event model sensitivityEvent model sensitivity

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Event model sensitivityEvent model sensitivity

Flood magnitude Flood magnitude →→ ClarkClark’’s storage s storage coefficient, time of concentration and the coefficient, time of concentration and the loss parametersloss parametersPeak volume Peak volume →→ loss parameters and the loss parameters and the ClarkClark’’s storage coefficients storage coefficient

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ContCont’’ model model sensitivitysensitivity

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ContCont’’ model sensitivitymodel sensitivity

Flood magnitude Flood magnitude →→ ClarkClark’’s storage s storage coefficient and the parameters describing coefficient and the parameters describing soil physical properties (infiltration rate and soil physical properties (infiltration rate and soil layer storage) soil layer storage) Peak volume & low flows Peak volume & low flows →→ SMA SMA groundwater layer parametersgroundwater layer parametersOverall goodnessOverall goodness--ofof--fit fit →→ SMA SMA groundwater layer parameters and groundwater layer parameters and baseflowbaseflow parametersparameters

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DiscussionDiscussion

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