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Área temáticas: "Geología, hidrología, meteorología"

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E3S Web of Conferences(1)

Journal of Flood Risk Management(1)

Journal of Hydrology(1)

Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management(1)

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Ingeniería sanitaria(2)

Otros problemas y servicios sociales(2)

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Ingeniería hidráulica(1)

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Ciencia ambiental(3)

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ODS 13: Acción por el clima(3)

ODS 6: Agua limpia y saneamiento(3)

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ODS 15: Vida de ecosistemas terrestres(1)

ODS 9: Industria, innovación e infraestructura(1)

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Model Pbkp_redictive Control(3)

real-time flood control(3)

Data assimilation(2)

Reduced genetic algorithm(2)

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Dealing with rainfall forecast uncertainties in real-time flood control along the Demer river

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Abstract: Real-time Model Predictive Control (MPC) of hydraulic structures strongly reduces flood consequences

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Meert P., Patrick Willems, Vermuyten E., Wolfs V.

Impact of seasonal changes in vegetation on the river model prediction accuracy and real-time flood control performance

Abstract: The vegetation along a river reach varies throughout a year. Seasonal vegetation affects the hydrody

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conceptual modelling, Data assimilation, Model Pbkp_redictive Control, real-time flood control, seasonal vegetation

Meert P., Patrick Willems, Vermuyten E., Wolfs V.

Real-Time River Flood Control under Historical and Future Climatic Conditions: Flanders Case Study

Abstract: Model predictive control (MPC) has shown to be an efficient technique for real-time flood control. T

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Climate scenario analysis, Long-term series, Model Pbkp_redictive Control, real-time flood control, Reduced genetic algorithm

Meert P., Patrick Willems, Van Uytven E., Vermuyten E., Wolfs V.

Model uncertainty reduction for real-time flood control by means of a flexible data assimilation approach and reduced conceptual models

Abstract: Recently, a combination of model predictive control and a reduced genetic algorithm (RGA-MPC) has sh

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Data assimilation, Hydrodynamic model uncertainty, Model Pbkp_redictive Control, real-time flood control, Reduced genetic algorithm

Meert P., Patrick Willems, Vermuyten E., Wolfs V.