GEVGF: Generalised extreme value distribution growth factors
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GEVGF R Documentation
Generalised extreme value distribution growth factors
Description
Estimated growth factors as a function of return period, with inputs of Lcv & LSkew (linear coefficient of variation & linear skewness)
Usage
GEVGF(lcv, lskew, RP)
Arguments
lcv
linear coefficient of variation
lskew
linear skewness
RP
return period
Details
Growth factors are calculated by the method outlined in the Flood Estimation Handbook, volume 3, 1999.
Value
Generalised extreme value estimated growth factor
Author(s)
Anthony Hammond
Examples
#Estimate the 50-year growth factors from Lcv = 0.17 and Lskew = 0.04
GEVGF(0.17, 0.04, RP = 50)
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Generalised extreme value distribution growth factors
Description
Estimated growth factors as a function of return period, with inputs of Lcv & LSkew (linear coefficient of variation & linear skewness)
Usage
GEVGF(lcv, lskew, RP)
Arguments
lcv |
linear coefficient of variation |
lskew |
linear skewness |
RP |
return period |
Details
Growth factors are calculated by the method outlined in the Flood Estimation Handbook, volume 3, 1999.
Value
Generalised extreme value estimated growth factor
Author(s)
Anthony Hammond
Examples
#Estimate the 50-year growth factors from Lcv = 0.17 and Lskew = 0.04
GEVGF(0.17, 0.04, RP = 50)
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