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BMRC Modelling Workshop 3–6 October 2005 Revision of Design Rainfalls for Australia: A Pilot Study – Part 1 Dörte Jakob , 1 Brian Taylor 2 and Karin Xuereb 2 Bureau of Meteorology ( 1 BMRC, 2 Hydrology)

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BMRC Modelling Workshop 3–6 October 2005

Revision of Design Rainfalls for Australia:A Pilot Study – Part 1

Dörte Jakob,1 Brian Taylor2 and Karin Xuereb2

Bureau of Meteorology (1BMRC, 2Hydrology)

BMRC Modelling Workshop 3–6 October 2005

Terminology - design rainfall

• IFD - intensity frequency duration

• DDF - depth duration frequency

• AR&R - Australian Rainfall and Runoff

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Intensity-frequency-duration curves

Duration5M 10M 30M 1H 2H 6H 24H

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50-year 7-day precipitation (inches)

Source: HDSC (Hydrometeorological Design Studies Center)

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50-year 7-day precipitation (inches)

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16Up to 15 inches in Louisiana between 24 August and 1 September 2005, 14.82’’ in Big Branch, LA

(Source: Wikipeda)

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Summarising sample properties

Rainfall measurements

Annual maximum series

Ordered Sample

Location

Scale

Skewness

L-moments

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Rainfall frequency curve

Return period in years

Brisbane Regional Office

(129 annual maxima, duration 1 day)

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Climate variability

Franks and Kuczera(2002)

Expected two-parameter lognormalquantiles and their 90% probability limits for Barwon River @Brewarrina(NSW). Samples stratified 1930–1945 and 1946–1983.

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Regionalisation approachesRegion – set of sites, usually geographically contiguous, frequency curves are approximately the same (apart from a scaling factor)

‘Spider web’ approach ‘Region of influence’ approach

Clusters Circles

RT = RMED xT

frequency curve = index rainfall * growth curve

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Mapping index

rainfall

Index rainfall – median of annual maxima at a site, scaling factor

ANUSPLIN – software developed at ANU Canberra, employing technique of thin-plate spline smoothing

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Grids of index rainfall (24 hours)

ARR87 Pilot study

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http://www.bom.gov.au/hydro/has/hrs10.shtml

HYDROLOGY REPORT SERIES

HRS Report No. 10

A PILOT STUDY TO EXPLORE METHODS FOR

DERIVING DESIGN RAINFALLS FOR AUSTRALIA -

PART 1

Hydrology Unit

Melbourne

June 2005

Link to report