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Zhenzhen Li, Zhongyue Yan and Li Tang
Comprehending the changing patterns of flood magnitudes globally, particularly in the context of nonstationary conditions, is crucial for effective flood risk management. This study introduces a unique approach that employs simulated discharge data to un...
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Ling Zeng, Hongwei Bi, Yu Li, Xiulin Liu, Shuai Li and Jinfeng Chen
Recent evidence of the impact of watershed underlying conditions on hydrological processes have made the assumption of stationarity widely questioned. In this study, the temporal variations of frequency distributions of the annual maximum flood were inve...
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Tetiana Zabolotnia, Juraj Parajka, Liudmyla Gorbachova, Borbála Széles, Günter Blöschl, Oleksandr Aksiuk, Rui Tong and Jürgen Komma
Studying the changes in extreme river runoff induced by climate change is of utmost importance, as the variability of floods directly affects life and human activities. This study examines the fluctuations and persistence of winter floods in 14 catchment...
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Mohammed El Bastawesy, Omnia El Saadawy, Abotalib Z. Abotalib, Abdullah Othman, Maysa Taha and Ahmed Gaber
Digital elevation models (DEMs) are the cornerstone for hydrological and geomorphological modeling. Herein, two Nile-tributary catchments (Wadi Al Rishrash and Wadi Atfeh) in Egypt are selected to examine the contribution of different DEMs to the accurac...
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Nirajan Dhakal
Almost every year, north Atlantic tropical cyclones (TCs) are responsible for significant socioeconomic losses across the Mid-Atlantic USA. However, the extent to which TC activity contributes to the changes in the probability distributions of the extrem...
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Chantha Oeurng, Thomas A. Cochrane, Sarit Chung, Mathias G. Kondolf, Thanapon Piman and Mauricio E. Arias
The Tonle Sap is the most fertile and diverse freshwater ecosystem in Southeast Asia, receiving nurturing water flows from the Mekong and its immediate basin. In addition to rapid development in the Tonle Sap basin, climate change may threaten natural fl...
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Zakir Hossein Syed, Gyewoon Choi and Seongjoon Byeon
Quantitative flood frequency investigation in a large estuary is somewhat challenging by numerical modelling, because the model optimization depends on the appropriate physical and hydrodynamic properties of the estuarine river. This study attempts to so...
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Ayushi Gaur, Abhishek Gaur and Slobodan P. Simonovic
Climate change has induced considerable changes in the dynamics of key hydro-climatic variables across Canada, including floods. In this study, runoff projections made by 21 General Climate Models (GCMs) under four Representative Concentration Pathways (...
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Zhenye Zhu, Zengchuan Dong, Wanhong Yang, Jie Zhou, Dayong Li, Xiaohua Fu, Wei Xu
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The operation of flood retarding areas does not attract much attention, although they are important components of flood control systems. Poor operation of such areas restricts not only the socio-economic development of the flood retarding area, but also ...
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Dehua Zhu, Samiran Das and Qiwei Ren
Assessing the impact of climate change on streamflow is critical to understanding the changes to water resources and to improve water resource management. The use of hydrological models is a common practice to quantify and assess water resources in such ...
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