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Kalman filter technique for multisite modelling and streamflow prediction in Algeria

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Figure 1. Northern Algeria hydrographic basins and location of the  considered hydrometric stations
Figure 2. Observed and predicted streamflow values with the  corresponding relative percentage error at selected gauging stations in  northern Algeria for 1992
Figs 2 and 3 are just two simple examples of the application of the  KF multisite method to modelling and prediction of annual  streamflows

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