Abstract Rain-on-Grid (RoG) modelling is an increasingly popular approach within the storm
risk management, in which the hydrological and hydrodynamic flood processes are …

Reconstructions of the most severe historic flood events contribute to improved
quantification of design discharges corresponding to large return periods. Reducing the …

Increasing extreme temperature, precipitation and rapid meltwater events have added stress
to the Himalaya's hydrological sensitivity and major flood risks, however, current extreme …

Flood frequency analysis (FFA), a widely used method to estimate flood hazard, is affected
by several sources of uncertainty. Extending flood samples by reanalyzing historical …

Abstract Professor Kenneth J. Gregory was a major contributor to fluvial palaeohydrological
research. Beginning in the early 1980s, under his influence, rapid international growth of the …

Abstract Knowledge of variation of the water surface elevation in a river is very important for
develo** hydraulic models able to predict flooding and flood hazard map**. The …

Floods pose recurrent threats to numerous countries, carrying substantial social, economic
and at times, catastrophic implications, especially in extreme scenarios. In addition, coastal …

Extreme floods are underrepresented in stream gauge records. Sedimentological evidence
of past floods (paleofloods) yields longer records, allowing extreme floods to be examined …

During winter 2023–2024, the Charente River experienced four successive flood events in
six months, including one major flood and three moderate ones. These grouped floods …

Reconstructing water levels reached during past floods contributes to fluvial system
understanding and flood risk assessments. For methodological restrictions, this type of …