article · Hydrological Sciences Journal
The dependency structure between hydrological variables is of critical importance to hydrological modelling and forecasting. When a copula capturing that dependence is fitted to a sample, information on the uncertainty of the fit is needed subsequent hydrological calculations and reasoning. A new method is proposed to report inferential uncertainty in a copula parameter. The method is based on confidence curves constructed with the help of a pseudo maximum likelihood estimator for the copula parameter. The method was tested on synthetic data and then used as a tool in two hydrological examples. The first examines the probability of major floods in two different locations on the Rhine river and its tributaries occurring in the same calendar year. In the second example, rainfall-runoff from a karst region in Tunisia was analysed to determine a confidence interval for the delay between precipitation and runoff.
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DOI: 10.1080/02626667.2023.2249459
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