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- interpretation of probabilistic floodmaps with several flood extent maps overlayed one atop the other (more tricky than it seems if the legend is deceivlingly simple ! ) ;
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- understanding Gumbel distributions (for students and professionnals) and the confidence intervals.
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### Illustration : "bag of flood.html"
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The first and simplest app consists in :
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- a few buttons to draw one or a series of N marbles ;
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### Available apps : "bag of flood" as `".html"` files
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Two versions are available.
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The first and simplest app also works on mobile phones ; it consists in :
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- at the top : a few buttons to draw one or a series of N marbles ;
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- coloured tokens of past draws ;
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- one line to sum up the stats of past draws.
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It is currently being re-worked for a better layout and additionnal features.
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- underneath : a few lines to sum up the stats of past draws.
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Another version is now proposed, with a better layout to see all information, and additionnal features like :
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- some explanations about bag composition ;
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- stats about past draws in a table (on the left) ;
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- choice between three shapes for the tokens : circles, ticks (or crosses) and "event-like" shapes with one or two peaks.
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It is still under development, and does not currently work on a mobile device.
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and with "pseudo-events' (simplified hydrigraph shapes)
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and with "pseudo-events' (simplified hydrograph shapes)
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