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Volume 11, Issue 3-4
July 2009
Journal of Hydroinformatics Cover Image for Volume 11, Issue 3-4
ISSN 1464-7141
EISSN 1465-1734
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Preface

2009 Special Issue of the Journal of Hydroinformatics on Advances in Hydroinformatics
Paulin Coulibaly; Vladan Babovic; Ian Cluckie; Arthur Mynett; James Ball
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Research Articles

Hydroinformatics in multi-colours—part red: urban flood and disaster management
Arthur E. Mynett; Zoran Vojinovic
View articletitled, Hydroinformatics in multi-colours—part red: urban flood and disaster management
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Introducing knowledge into learning based on genetic programming
Vladan Babovic
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Recent advances in data-driven modeling of remote sensing applications in hydrology
Noël D. Evora; Paulin Coulibaly
View articletitled, Recent advances in data-driven modeling of remote sensing applications in hydrology
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Review of the application of fuzzy inference systems in river flow forecasting
Alexandra P. Jacquin; Asaad Y. Shamseldin
View articletitled, Review of the application of fuzzy inference systems in river flow forecasting
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Asset deterioration analysis using multi-utility data and multi-objective data mining
D. A. Savic; O. Giustolisi; D. Laucelli
View articletitled, Asset deterioration analysis using multi-utility data and multi-objective data mining
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Advances in data-driven analyses and modelling using EPR-MOGA
O. Giustolisi; D. A. Savic
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Investigating the capabilities of evolutionary data-driven techniques using the challenging estimation of soil moisture content
Amin Elshorbagy; Ibrahim El-Baroudy
View articletitled, Investigating the capabilities of evolutionary data-driven techniques using the challenging estimation of soil moisture content
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Cellular-automata-based ecological and ecohydraulics modelling
Qiuwen Chen; Fei Ye; Weifeng Li
View articletitled, Cellular-automata-based ecological and ecohydraulics modelling
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Advances in the identification and evaluation of complex environmental systems models
Thorsten Wagener; Patrick Reed; Kathryn van Werkhoven; Yong Tang; Zhenxing Zhang
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Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis techniques for hydrologic modeling
Srikanta Mishra
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Tools for the assessment of hydrological ensemble forecasts obtained by neural networks
Marie-Amélie Boucher; Luc Perreault; François Anctil
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Applications of numerical modelling in hydroinformatics
M. B. Abbott; Z. Vojinovic
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A new method for spatial and temporal analysis of risk in water resources management
Slobodan P. Simonovic
View articletitled, A new method for spatial and temporal analysis of risk in water resources management
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Data and hydroinformatics: new possibilities and challenges
Philippe Gourbesville
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