Evaluation of existing relations between convective systems and extreme events in tropical catchments of the Andean region

En la hidrologia existen diferentes fuentes de incertidumbre, siendo la lluvia una de ellas. El entendimiento de esta incertidumbre puede ayudar en multiples aspectos tales como la gestion del riesgo. A pesar de esto, no se han hecho los esfuerzos suficientes para entenderla. El presente trabajo explora la relacion entre algunas caracteristicas de la lluvia y los procesos hidrologicos en un ambiente tropical. Para este objetivo hemos usado informacion de radar, informacion puntual y modelacion hidrologica. En el presente trabajo, primero se explora la influencia de la variabilidad de la lluvia en la simulacion hidrologica. Luego se analiza su impacto en la formacion del flujo sub-superficial, incluyendo el analisis individual de los sistemas convectivos. Adicionalmente, presentamos un caso de avenida torrencial el cual resume nuestro trabajo. Nuestros resultados sugieren que tanto las cuencas como los modelos son sensibles a la estructura de la lluvia. Las sensibilidades incluyen cambios en la cantidad de flujo sub-superficial y el desempeno del modelo. Sin embargo, es necesario mas trabajo para aclarar el rol de la lluvia y su estructura en la hidrologia.

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