A correct understanding of the parameters and methods used in flood susceptibility map**
(FSM) is critical for identifying the strengths and limitations of different map** approaches …

Climate variability and land-use change are key factors altering the hydrology of a river
basin, which are strongly linked to the availability of water resources and the sustainability of …

Access to safe drinking water is one of the most vital targets of sustainable development
goal (6.1). However, climate change has become a significant challenge to safe water …

Climate warming will accelerate the global hydrological cycle and intensify the risk of
extreme precipitation and floods. Accurate and reliable streamflow forecasting is …

Climate change has led to an increase in global temperature and frequent intense
precipitation, resulting in a rise in severe and intense urban flooding worldwide. This …

Flash floods are highly destructive disasters, posing severe threats to lives and
infrastructure. In this study, we conducted a comparative analysis of bivariate and …

Drought complexity may not be accurately characterized by univariate meteorological or
hydrological drought indices under the intensification of hydrological cycle due to climate …

Flooding is recognized worldwide joined of the most expensive natural hazards. To adopt
proper structural and nonstructural measurements for controlling and mitigating the rising …

Land cover change (LCC) and climate change (CC) impacts on streamflow in high elevated
catchments are a great challenge to sustainable management and the development of water …

Abstract Study region Humber River Basin, Southern Ontario, Canada. Study focus
Anthropogenic influence on climate is expected to intensify heavy precipitation in Eastern …