Vit Klemes

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Vit Klemes is affiliated with the following schools: University of Toronto, Czech Technical University in Prague

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#870

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#1362

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Hydrology

#26

World Rank

#28

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According to Wikipedia, Vit Klemes was a Canadian hydrologist of Czech origin. Bipgraphy Klemes received a Civil Engineering degree from the Brno University of Technology, a CSc degree in hydrology and water resources from the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava and a DrSc degree from the Czech Technical University in Prague.

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Vit Klemes's Published Works

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Operational testing of hydrological simulation models (1986) (1183)
Conceptualization and scale in hydrology (1983) (438)
Dilettantism in hydrology: Transition or destiny? (1986) (393)
The Hurst Phenomenon: A puzzle? (1974) (359)
Tall Tales about Tails of Hydrological Distributions. I (2000) (134)
Physically Based Stochastic Hydrologic Analysis (1978) (112)
A hydrological perspective (1988) (84)
Long-memory flow models in reservoir analysis: What is their practical value? (1981) (82)
Value of information in reservoir optimization (1977) (81)
Discrete representation of storage for stochastic reservoir optimization (1977) (73)
Probability of extreme hydrometeorological events - a different approach (1993) (71)
Storage mass‐curve analysis in a systems‐analytic perspective (1979) (66)
The modelling of mountain hydrology : the ultimate challenge (1989) (61)
Hydrological and Engineering Relevance of Flood Frequency Analysis (1987) (52)
Applied Stochastic Theory of Storage in Evolution (1981) (50)
One hundred years of applied storage reservoir theory (1987) (47)
The education of hydrologists (Report of an IAHS/UNESCO Panel on hydrological education) (1990) (42)
Guest Editorial: Of Carts and Horses in Hydrologic Modeling (1997) (38)
Reliability estimates for a storage reservoir with seasonal input (1969) (32)
COMMON SENSE AND OTHER HERESIES: Selected Papers on Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering (2000) (24)
Probability distribution of outflow from a linear reservoir (1974) (21)
Reliability of water supply performed by means of a storage reservoir within a limited period of time (1967) (18)
Output from a cascade of discrete linear reservoirs with stochastic input (1975) (16)
Simulation of Gamma‐Distributed First‐Order Markov Chain (1974) (15)
A Two-Step Probabilistic Model of Storage Reservoir with Correlated Inputs (1970) (15)
Comment on ‘Regional skew in search of a parent’ by N. C. Matalas, J. R. Slack, and J. R. Wallis (1976) (14)
Limited confidence in confidence limits derived by operational stochastic hydrologic models—Reply (1979) (13)
Risk, Reliability, Uncertainty, and Robustness of Water Resource Systems: Risk analysis: The unbearable cleverness of bluffing (2002) (12)
Stochastic models of rainfall-runoff relationship (1982) (12)
Cycles in finite samples and cumulative processes of higher orders (1988) (12)
Comments on Optimum reservoir operating policies and the imposition of a reliability constraint by (1975) (10)
Empirical and Causal Models in Hydrologic Reliability Analysis (1987) (10)
Reply to discussion by C. Venetis on paper “Reliability estimates for a storage reservoir with seasonal input”☆ (1970) (10)
The essence of mathematical models of reservoir storage (1982) (10)
Watershed as Semiinfinite Storage Reservoir (1973) (9)
Geophysical Time Series and Climatic Change (2002) (8)
Water Storage: Source of Inspiration and Desperation (2013) (6)
Comment on An efficient transition definition for discrete state reservoir analysis: The Divided In (1977) (6)
Discrete-time linear cascade under time averaging (1985) (5)
Hydrological uncertainty in water management context (1985) (5)
On One Difference between the Gould and Moran Storage Models (1971) (5)
DISCUSSION.: "Sequent Peak Procedure: Minimum Reservoir Capacity Subject to Constraint on Final Storage," by Kenneth W. Potter (1978) (5)
Reply [to “Comment on ‘The Hurst Phenomenon: A puzzle?’ by V. Klemeš”] (1975) (4)
Keeping Techniques, Methods and Models in Perspective (1999) (4)
CLIMATIC CHANGE AND THE PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCE SYSTEMS (1983) (3)
Two early Russian contributions to the theory of the stochastic reservoir (1995) (3)
Some aspects of stochastic reservoir theory — A comment (1977) (3)
Some aspects of stochastic reservoir theory — One more comment (1978) (2)
Comments on ‘Adequacy of Markovian Models with cyclic components for stochastic streamflow simulation’ by Ignacio Rodriguez‐Iturbe, David R. Dawdy, and Luis E. Garcia (1972) (2)
The stochastic reservoir — Comment (1995) (2)
DISCUSSION of "Editorial—Quantifying the impact of hydrological studies" * Apocrypha, or "things that are hidden"—personal experience with "hidden" impacts over the past 50 years (2008) (2)
Discussion on paper by C. Venetis “On the distribution of the frequency of reservoir deficit” (1970) (2)
An Imperfect Fit: Advanced democracy and human nature (2006) (2)
Apocrypha, or “things that are hidden”—personal experience with “hidden” impacts over the past 50 years (2008) (2)
Hydrology prize to Dumitrescu and Nemec (1989) (1)
Comment on ‘Conditional Probabilities of Failures in Reservoir Operation for the Moran—Gould Model’ by C. Venetis (1969) (1)
Physics and the Military (1986) (1)
Drought Prediction: A Hydrological Perspective (2019) (1)
Reply [to “Comment on ‘Value of information in reservoir optimization’ by V. Klemeš”] (1978) (1)
Some statistical relationships between rainfall and runoff — A comment (1978) (1)
Hydrology and Water Management in the Humid Tropics: The Problems of the Humid Tropics – Opportunities for Reassessment of Hydrological Methodology (1993) (1)
IAHS/WMO and GEWEX (1990) (0)
Science, not Politics, Should Set Science Curriculum in Toto (2000) (0)
Lamarck's revival (1981) (0)
PRE-PUBLICATION ANNOUNCEMENT … ORDER NOW: Common Sense and Other Heresies: Selected Papers on Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering (1999) (0)
Climatic change and the planning of water systems (1983) (0)
A sceptic's view (2002) (0)
Science vs. Religion: An American Pastime? (2003) (0)
OTTAWA, ONTARIO CLIMATIC CHANGE AND THE PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCE SYSTEMS (2010) (0)
Acknowledgement of reviewers 1997 (1998) (0)
Stochastic hydrology-how much hydrology does it contain and how much does it matter? (1984) (0)
Discussion of "Potential United States Water-Supply Development" (1973) (0)
Reply [to “Comment on ‘Dilettantism in hydrology: Transition or destiny?’ by V. Klemeš”] (1987) (0)

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