Hydrological Modeling Project: Rainfall-Runoff and Reservoir Analysis

This project investigates hydrological processes using the SimHyd model within the Rainfall Runoff model library. It performs sensitivity analysis and simulations on provided data, focusing on rainfall-runoff relationships and flood protection strategies. The project also analyzes reservoir performance, crucial for water management, particularly in regions with variable rainfall patterns. The methodology involves using various input parameters like rainfall, evaporation, and flow gauging data, and the results are presented through response curves and simulation outputs. The study emphasizes the importance of hydrological modeling for environmental conservation, water supply, and flood control, especially in the context of dam operations and water resource management. The analysis includes the application of different objective functions and model parameters to assess and predict catchment runoff effectively.