Applied stochastic hydrogeology / [edited by] Tanjina Nur.

Chapter 1. Fully Stochastic Methodology for Multivariate flood Chapter 2. An Analysis of the Occurence Probabilities of Wet and Dry Periods through a stochastic monthly rainfall model Chapter 3. An Indirect Simulation-Optimization Model for determining optimal Tmdl allocation under uncertainty Chapter 4. Stochastic Urban pluvial flood hazard maps based upon a spatial-Temporal rainfall generator Chapter 5. Stochasitc Flocculation model for cohesive sediment suspended in water Chapter 6. Seismic-Reliability-Based optimal layout of a water distribution network Chapter 7. Analysis of urban drainage networks using Gibbs' Model Chapter 8. Behavior a fully-looped drainage network and the corresponding dendritic networks Chapter 9. Quantitative estimation of the impact of precipitation and land surface change on hydrological processes through statistical modeling Chapter 10. The influence of statistical uncertainly in the hydraulic boundary conditions on the probabilistically computed high water level frequency curve in the rhine delta Chapter 11. Fuzzy-Boundary intervals combined with multi-stage stochastic programming model Chapter 12. Assesment of groundwater chemistry and status in a heavily used semi-arid region with multivariate statistical analysis Chapter 13. Uncertainty analysis of multiple hydrologic models using th bayesian model averaging method Chapter 14. Modeling the projected changes of river flow in central vietnam under different climate change scenarios Chapter 15. Modelling hydrology of a single bioretention system with hydrus-1D Chapter 16. Saltwater instrusion in coastal aquifers: A primary case study along the adriatic coast investigated within a probabilistic framework Chapter 17. Forecasting daily precipitation using hybrid model of wavelet-artificial neural network and comparison with adaptive neurofuzzy inference system Chapter 18. The effect of training image and secondary data integration with multiple point geostatistics in groundwater modelling