Modeling runoff in Bhima River catchment, India: A comparison of artificial neural networks and empirical models
Pradip Dalavi,
Sita Ram Bhakar,
Jitendra Rajput
et al.
Abstract:Effective water resource management in gauged catchments relies on accurate runoff prediction. For ungauged catchments, empirical models are used due to limited data availability. This study applied artificial neural networks (ANNs) and empirical models to predict runoff in the Bhima River basin. Among the tested models, the ANN-5 model, which utilized rainfall and one-day delayed rainfall as inputs, demonstrated superior performance with minimal error and high efficiency. Statistical results for the ANN-5 mod… Show more
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