Poster: THE ISSUE OF UNCERTAINTY FOR HYDROLOGIC EVENTS IN THE MISSOURI RIVER WATERSHED AND THE PROPERTIES OF THE COORDINATE SYSTEM IN USE (original) (raw)

This paper addresses the concept of uncertainty in hydrologic events (HE) within the Missouri River watershed, emphasizing the need for a theoretical framework to define and manage this uncertainty. By analyzing the interactions between researchers, natural objects, models, and results, a statistical learning approach is employed to evaluate the spatial and temporal variability of HE, revealing significant variability in hydrologic responses. The research highlights how different coordinate systems can be utilized to quantify uncertainty, ultimately suggesting pathways for integrating artificial intelligence in assessing risks associated with hydrologic events.