The paper intends to review the current status of low-flow hydrology—a discipline which
deals with minimum flow in a river during the dry periods of the year. The discussion starts …

Here we review methods used for probabilistic analysis of extreme events in
Hydroclimatology. We focus on streamflow, precipitation, and temperature extremes at …

Predicting water runoff in ungauged water catchment areas is vital to practical applications
such as the design of drainage infrastructure and flooding defences, runoff forecasting, and …

Trends in flood and low flows in the US were evaluated using a regional average Kendall's
S trend test at two spatial scales and over two timeframes. Field significance was assessed …

Water resources design has widely used the average return period as a concept to inform
management and communication of the risk of experiencing an exceedance event within a …

Vogel, Richard M., Chad Yaindl, and Meghan Walter, 2011. Nonstationarity: Flood
Magnification and Recurrence Reduction Factors in the United States. Journal of the …

We investigate the notions of return period and return level for a nonstationary climate. We
discuss two general methods for communicating risk. The first eschews the term return …

Seasonal melting of glaciers and snow from the western Third Pole (TP) plays important role
in sustaining water supplies downstream. However, the future water availability of the …

Estimates of annual streamflow volumes are needed in many different types of hydrologic
studies. Usually a streamgauge is unavailable at the location of interest, hence regional …

Merz and Blöschl (2008a, 2008b) proposed the concept of flood frequency hydrology, which
highlights the importance of combining local flood data with additional types of information …