Regression models in water supply forecasting
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Title | Regression models in water supply forecasting |
Publication Type | Conference Proceedings |
Year of Conference | 1982 |
Authors | Huber, A. L., and Robertson D. C. |
Conference Name | 50th Annual Western Snow Conference |
Series Title | Proceedings of the 50th Annual Western Snow Conference |
Date Published | April 1982 |
Publisher | Western Snow Conference |
Conference Location | Reno, Nevada |
Keywords | Forecasting, Regression Models, Snowmelt, Water supply |
Abstract | This paper presents a review of some of the most common index or regression methods for making seasonal water supply forecasts. It outlines a strategy for adapting the multiple regression technique to the problem of real or near real-time forecasting and concludes that the regression technique will remain a viable tool of the water supply forecaster because: 1. It is conceptually simple and widely accepted; 2. Confidence intervals about the estimate may be easily calculated; 3. It requires a minimum of computational facilities; 4. The forecast estimates are available instantaneously; 5. The forecast errors are acceptably small. |
URL | sites/westernsnowconference.org/PDFs/1982Huber.pdf |