4.5 Article

Application of a novel artificial neural network model in flood forecasting

Journal

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT
Volume 194, Issue 2, Pages -

Publisher

SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10661-022-09752-9

Keywords

Flood forecasting; Artificial neural network; Multi-hidden layer; Topology of ANN; API model; Distributed rainfall

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China, China [41830863, 51879162]
  2. National Key Research and Development Programs of China, China [2021YFC3201100, 2017YFA0605002, 2017YFC0404401, 2017YFC0404602, 2016YFA0601501]
  3. Belt and Road Fund on Water and Sustainability of the State Key Laboratory of Hydrology-Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering, China [2019nkzd02, 2020nkzd01]

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A novel ANN flood forecasting model that combines traditional hydrological concepts and methods is proposed in this paper. The model uses distributed rainfall as input and optimizes the topology structure and weight parameters. Satisfactory results have been achieved in multiple reservoirs.
In this paper, a novel ANN flood forecasting model is proposed. The ANN model is combined with traditional hydrological concepts and methods, taking the initial Antecedent Precipitation Index (API), rainfall, upstream inflow and initial flow at the forecast river section as input of model, and flood flow forecast of the next time steps as output of the model. The distributed rainfall is realized as the input of the model. The simulation is processed by dividing the watershed into several rainfall-runoff processing units. Two hidden layers are used in the ANN, and the topology of ANN is optimized by connecting the hidden layer neurons only with the input which has physical conceptual causes. The topological structure of the proposed ANN model and its information transmission process are more consistent with the physical conception of rainfall-runoff, and the weight parameters of the model are reduced. The arithmetic moving-average algorithm is added to the output of the model to simulate the pondage action of the watershed. Satisfactory results have been achieved in the Mozitan and Xianghongdian reservoirs in the upper reaches of Pi river in Huaihe Basin, and the Fengman reservoir in the upper reach of Second Songhua river in Songhua basin in China.

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