2018
DOI: 10.4102/jamba.v10i1.499
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Statistical analysis of annual maximum daily rainfall for Nelspruit and its environs

Abstract: Nelspruit and its environs frequently experience extreme high annual maximum daily rainfall (AMDR) events resulting in flood hazards. These flood hazards have caused flood disasters that have resulted in loss of property and lives. The main objective of this study was to carry out statistical analysis of extreme high AMDR events that have caused flood hazards, which in turn have caused flood disasters in Nelspruit and its environs. Empirical continuous probability distribution functions (ECPDF) and theoretical… Show more

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“…Namun demikian, dalam hidrologi, istilah ini digunakan secara khusus untuk merujuk pada suatu rangkaian waktu di mana hanya sebagian kecil dari waktu memiliki sifat yang tidak dapat diprediksi (Geurink & Ross, n.d.). Menurut Masereka et al, (2018)), hidrologi stokastik memiliki kemampuan untuk mengisi celah antara hidrologi probabilitas dan metode deterministik. Penelitian ini akan menggunakan pemodelan Autoregressive.…”
Section: Hidrologi Statistikunclassified
“…Namun demikian, dalam hidrologi, istilah ini digunakan secara khusus untuk merujuk pada suatu rangkaian waktu di mana hanya sebagian kecil dari waktu memiliki sifat yang tidak dapat diprediksi (Geurink & Ross, n.d.). Menurut Masereka et al, (2018)), hidrologi stokastik memiliki kemampuan untuk mengisi celah antara hidrologi probabilitas dan metode deterministik. Penelitian ini akan menggunakan pemodelan Autoregressive.…”
Section: Hidrologi Statistikunclassified
“…The return period of a rainfall event was computed using Weibull's formula (Masereka et al 2018) where the values of annual daily maximum rainfall of a particular catchment area for a number of consecutive years are shown in descending order of magnitude and the probability P of each event being equal or exceeded is given by:…”
Section: Estimation Of Rainfall Return-periodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The probability of exceedance of the AMS events are determined by the rank-order method. This method involves ordering the events from the largest events ranked as 1 to the lowest as m, being the sample size of events [32,33].…”
Section: Parametric Idf Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%