Meteorological aspects.

By:

Pearce, H. J

Contributor(s):

Australian Counter Disaster College

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1988Description: 19p., maps, refs throughout

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Conference Dates 21-25 November 1988

"Design rainfall data; Intensity Frequency Duration Data (IFD); Extreme rainfall (PMP); Probability aspects; Forecasting of rainfall; Quantitative Precipitation Forecasting (QPF); Design intensity-frequency-duration rainfall; Data base; meteorological analysis; Some of the differences between calculating IFD in APR77 and ARR88; Final IFD curves; CDIRS; Temporal patterns; Generalized probable maximum precipitation techniques for Australia; Historical background; Generalized techniques in Australia; Probability of extreme rainfalls and floods; Quantitative precip

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