There is a strong inter-annual and inter-decadal variability in time series of flood-related
variables, such as intense precipitation, high river discharge, flood magnitude, and flood …

Concern over the potential impact of anthropogenic climate change on flooding has led to a
proliferation of studies examining past flood trends. Many studies have analysed annual …

This research examines ways that climate change may alter the risk of flooding in cold
regions focusing on changes in the flood regimes and changes and shifts in the dominant …

Variability and nonstationarity in flood regimes of cold regions are examined using data from
hydrometric reference streamflow gauging stations from 27 natural watersheds in Canada …

In eastern boreal Canada, variability in river discharge is poorly understood at the multi-
century scale due to short instrumental records. In recent decades, increased magnitude …

Owning to climate changes and other anthropogenic interventions, the frequency and return
levels of extreme flows cannot be treated as stationary. This study quantifies the changes in …

Hydrologic management of shallow lakes is often undertaken to prevent fluctuations in lake
level, and to ensure sufficient water volume for economic, domestic, and recreational uses …

Abstract The Fraser River Basin (FRB) of British Columbia is one of the largest and most
important watersheds in western North America, and home to a rich diversity of biological …

We study the observed decline in summer streamflow in four key river basins in British
Columbia (BC), Canada, using a formal detection and attribution (D&A) analysis procedure …

Planning and management of water resource infrastructure requires a depth of knowledge
on the characteristics of hydrological extremes, floods and droughts. Infrastructure design is …