Historical climatology is an interdisciplinary field of research encompassing the
reconstruction of past climate and weather from written sources and artifacts, as well the …

We present the first reconstruction of past flood events variability in the Basque Country and
Western Ebro Basin (Northern Spain) integrating instrumental hydrological datasets (last 20 …

In a changing climate and in social context, tools and databases with high spatiotemporal
resolution are needed for increasing the knowledge on the relationship between …

River flooding triggered by extreme rainfall events is a major natural hazard that frequently
causes fatalities and damages in southeastern France. A 2000-year record of flooding from …

Climate change significantly impacts the lives of all people. Global change is composed of
multiple factors that affect the population differently, having a very significant impact in the …

Current climate modelling frameworks present significant uncertainties when it comes to
quantifying flood quantiles in the context of climate change, calling for new information and …

Floods are the most important risk in the Mediterranean region, both due to their frequency
and impact. Studies of historical floods show flood-rich periods that could be associated with …

Abstract The Loire River watershed accounts for a fifth of metropolitan France. Nevertheless,
knowledge of past floods of the Loire River and its tributaries is still very limited. This study …

Climate change implies changes in the frequency and magnitude of flood events. The
influence of climate variability on flooding was evaluated by an analysis of sedimentary …

Studies related to historical floods have generated much knowledge about flood patterns
and frequencies in recent years. Extending the series of floods to a longer range of time …