DEPENDENCE OF ANNUAL MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION AND THE CONCOMITANT PEAK DISCHARGE IN CONNECTION TO COVERAGE DEVELOPED IN FLOOD DESIGN

Toshikazu KITANO; S. Kato; Ken Hiramatsu

doi:10.2208/jscejj.24-16135

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DEPENDENCE OF ANNUAL MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION AND THE CONCOMITANT PEAK DISCHARGE IN CONNECTION TO COVERAGE DEVELOPED IN FLOOD DESIGN

Toshikazu KITANO S. Kato Ken Hiramatsu

Year: 2025 Journal: Japanese Journal of JSCE Vol: 81 (16)Pages: n/a-n/a

DOI: 10.2208/jscejj.24-16135

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Flood myth Precipitation Environmental science Connection (principal bundle) Concomitant Hydrology (agriculture) Meteorology Atmospheric sciences Statistics Mathematics Engineering Geography Physics Geotechnical engineering Structural engineering

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