Paleoflood hydrologyKochel and Baker (1982) is the reconstruction of the magnitude and
frequency of past floods using geologicalevidence (Baker et al., 2002). Over the last 40 …

Stochastic weather generators combined with hydrological models have been proposed for
continuous synthetic simulation to estimate return periods of extreme floods. Yet, this …

Palaeoclimate data relating to hydroclimate variability over the past millennia have a vital
contribution to make to the water sector globally. The water industry faces considerable …

In hydrological practice, individual elements of the hydrological cycle are most often
estimated and evaluated separately. Uncertainty in the size estimation of extrema …

This paper provides an important archive of the largest paleoflood event along the Gold
Gorge of the upper Hanjiang River, with a review of regional extraordinary flood magnitudes …

Accurate flood hazard assessments are crucial for adequate flood hazard mapping and
hydraulic infrastructure design. The choice of an acceptable and cost-effective solution for …

ABSTRACT The Jeongok‐ri Paleolithic site in the central Korean peninsula is known as the
first findspot of Acheulean‐type hand axes in East Asia. Although many previous studies …

Through a comprehensive paleoflood hydrological investigation we document natural
evidence for at least 27 high-magnitude paleofloods at six sites on the Lower Green River …

Many governments and organisations are currently aligning many aspects of their policies
and practices to the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Achieving the SDGs should …

The accuracy of flood control models depends on the set of annual maximum discharge
used to estimate design flood via statistical flood frequency analysis (FFA). The uncertainties …