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Algoritem za analizo časovne porazdelitve padavin znotraj padavinskega dogodka : magistrsko delo
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Dolšak, Domen
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Podatek o časovni porazdelitvi padavin znotraj padavinskega dogodka je za hidrološko modeliranje in za določevanje projektnih pretokov izrednega pomena, saj ima razporeditev padavin pomemben vpliv na čas nastopa visokovodne konice. Najbolj zanesljive določitve te porazdelitve pa so tiste, ki temeljijo na podatkih za daljše časovno obdobje. V prvem delu magistrske naloge smo izdelali in predstavili algoritem v programskem jeziku C#, ki analizira 5-minutne zapise ombrografa in loči posamezne padavinske dogodke. Izdelali smo tudi algoritem v programskem jeziku R, ki izdela Huffove krivulje in naredi dodatne statistične analize padavinskih dogodkov. Oba algoritma se lahko uporabita za katerokoli padavinsko postajo. V drugem delu naloge smo z uporabo obeh algoritmov naredili analizo dolgoletnih nizov meritev za 30 padavinskih postaj v Sloveniji in ugotovili, da prihaja do velikih razlik v časovni porazdelitvi padavin znotraj padavinskega dogodka. Iz rezultatov je razvidna tudi geografska odvisnost časovne porazdelitve padavin. Ugotavljali smo tudi razlike med letnimi časi in ugotovili, da prihaja do določenih razlik tako v časovni porazdelitvi padavin znotraj padavinskega dogodka, kot tudi v številu teh dogodkov. Na koncu smo preverili še vpliv podnebne spremenljivosti na časovno porazdelitev padavin za padavinsko postajo Ljubljana-Bežigrad in ugotovili, da bistvenega vpliva ni.
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Slovenian
Keywords:
vodarstvo in okoljsko inženirstvo
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magistrska dela
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algoritem
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padavine
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histogram
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krivulje
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Slovenija
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Master's thesis/paper
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2.09 - Master's Thesis
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FGG - Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering
Place of publishing:
Ljubljana
Publisher:
[D. Dolšak]
Year:
2015
Number of pages:
XII, 76 str., [80] f. pril.
PID:
20.500.12556/RUL-104644
UDC:
004.4:551.577.5(043.3)
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7108193
Publication date in RUL:
09.10.2018
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Title:
Algorithm for analysis of temporal rainfall distribution within rainfall event : master of science thesis
Abstract:
Temporal rainfall distribution within each individual rainfall event is very important for hydrological modelling and for developing of design flows. This is because temporal rainfall distribution plays crucial role on appearance of time of peak flow rate. Most dependable methods for determination of temporal rainfall distribution are those, which rely on data from long periods of precipitation measurements. In the first part of the master thesis we developed algorithm in programming language C# which analyses 5 minute data obtained from rain gauge and divides each individual rainfall events. We also developed algorithm in programming language R that develops Huff curves and performs additional statistical analysis of rainfall events. Both algorithms can be used on data based from every rain gauge. In the second part of the thesis we performed analysis of data obtained form 30 rain gauges in Slovenia and concluded that significant differences in temporal rainfall distribution within rainfall events are occurring among them. The results show that geographical location plays significant role in temporal rainfall distribution within rainfall events. We also tried to identify differences among seasons and concluded that there are significant differences in temporal rainfall distributions within rainfall events and even in number of rainfall events in different season. We also tried to identify impact of climate change on temporal rainfall distribution within rainfall events using data for rain gauge in Ljubljana-Bežigrad and concluded that there is no significant change to be observed.
Keywords:
civil engineering
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master of science thesis
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algorithm
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rainfall distribution
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mass curves
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Slovenia
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synthetic hyetograph
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