2014
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)he.1943-5584.0000896
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Discussion of “Parameter Estimation of the Nonlinear Muskingum Flood-Routing Model Using a Hybrid Harmony Search Algorithm” by Halil Karahan, Gurhan Gurarslan, and Zong Woo Geem

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“…The original paper estimated the Muskingum parameters by posing them as unknown variables. An initial condition is needed to estimate the parameter S 0 (the initial river-reach storage), and for this purpose, the initial condition I 0 ¼ O 0 is applied in the flood routing, in which I 0 denotes the initial reach inflow and O 0 denotes the initial calculated outflow (e.g., Chow 1959;Das 2007;Chu and Chang 2009;Orouji et al 2012;Easa 2013;Hamedi et al 2014;Bozorg-Haddad et al 2015a). The authors intended to improve the initial condition to produce a well-calibrated Muskingum model in the original paper.…”
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“…The original paper estimated the Muskingum parameters by posing them as unknown variables. An initial condition is needed to estimate the parameter S 0 (the initial river-reach storage), and for this purpose, the initial condition I 0 ¼ O 0 is applied in the flood routing, in which I 0 denotes the initial reach inflow and O 0 denotes the initial calculated outflow (e.g., Chow 1959;Das 2007;Chu and Chang 2009;Orouji et al 2012;Easa 2013;Hamedi et al 2014;Bozorg-Haddad et al 2015a). The authors intended to improve the initial condition to produce a well-calibrated Muskingum model in the original paper.…”
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confidence: 99%