
In this study the ability of Autoregressive Moving Average (ARMA) and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) models in forecasting the monthly inflow of Dez dam reservoir located in Teleh Zang station in Dez dam upstream i s estimated. ARIMA model has found a widespread application in many practical sciences. In addition, dam reservoir inflow forecasting is done by some methods such as ordinary linear regression, ARMA and artificial neural networks. On the other hand, application of both ARMA and ARIMA models simultaneously in order to compare their ability in autoregressive forecast of monthly inflow of dam reservoir has not been carried out i n previous researches. Therefore, this paper attempts to forecast the inflow of Dez dam reservoir by using ARMA and ARIMA models while increasing the number of parameters in order to increase the forecast accuracy to four parameters and comparing them. In ARMA and ARIMA models, the polynomial was derived respectively with four and s ix parameters to forecast the inflow. By comparing root mean square error of the model, it was determi ned that ARIMA model can forecast inflow to the Dez reservoir from 12 months ago with lower error t han the ARMA model.
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