Part One - Theory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 January 2019
Summary
This chapter briefly reviews the development of the copula theory and its applications in the field of water resources engineering (flood, drought, rainfall, groundwater, etc.). It points out the need for applying the copula theory in hydrology and engineering. The chapter is concluded with an outline of the structure of the book.
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