The approach focuses on the precise execution and rational analysis of measurements and observations related to the hydrometeorological factors of a phenomenon, aiming to clarify its mechanisms and probability laws. Its main objective is often to develop quantitative methods for predicting the magnitude or likelihood of occurrence of the phenomenon. The study involves forecasting flood discharges, either based on exceptional flow records observed over a long period or on the rainfall events that generate them. It employs various hydrological modeling approaches to determine the rainfall–runoff relationship, with the goal of prediction or applying such models to ungauged basins.
I am a lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering at the Faculty of Science and Technology, Mohamed Chérif Messaadia University in Souk-Ahras, Algeria, where I have conducted research in statistical hydrology, climatology, and sediment transport analysis.
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