Lecture

Annual Flood Flow Analysis: Gumbel Method

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of annual flood flows using the Gumbel method, focusing on determining return periods, peak flows, and uncertainty. It also includes exercises on calculating flow rates, critical shear stress, and hydraulic radius. The slides provide detailed formulas, graphs, and data for practical applications in hydraulic engineering.

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