Spatiotemporally continuous global river discharge estimates across the full spectrum of
stream orders are vital to a range of hydrologic applications, yet they remain poorly …

Climate projections at very high resolution (kilometre-scale grid spacing) are becoming
affordable. These 'convection-permitting'models (CPMs), commonly used for weather …

Lack of geospecificity or local relevance is a major limitation in contemporary large-scale
flood modeling frameworks. There is a little practical value for configuring a large-scale …

Rivers and river habitats around the world are under sustained pressure from human
activities and the changing global environment. Our ability to quantify and manage the river …

Better understanding and quantification of river floods for very local and “flashy” events calls
for modeling capability at fine spatial and temporal scales. However, long-term discharge …

An open-source urban flood model is vital for vulnerable coastal communities with limited
budgets to assess emerging flood risks posed by global climate change. In this study, a …

The application of two-dimensional shallow-water equations models (2D-SWEs) for the
description of hydrodynamic-based surface runoff computations is becoming a reference …

Abstract The Brahmaputra River, a trans-boundary river between India and Bangladesh
experiences large scale floods with frequent inundation events affecting millions of people …

Flood prediction across scales and more specifically in ungauged areas remains a great
challenge that limits the efficiency of flood risk mitigation strategies and disaster …

Despite the recent developments in continental‐scale streamflow and flood inundation
modeling frameworks, effects of time‐specific and spatially explicit storage‐release …