Conventional methods for designing infrastructure that is subject to flood risk, such as dams
and levees, assume a stationary design flood. However, observed and potential non …

In response to flood risk, design flood estimation is a cornerstone of planning, infrastructure
design, setting of insurance premiums, and emergency response planning. Under stationary …

A new open source multi-GPU 2D flood model called TRITON is presented in this work. The
model solves the 2D shallow water equations with source terms using a time-explicit first …

Clean, abundant water is essential to the health of New York State's residents, ecosystems,
and economy. This critical natural resource faces numerous challenges associated with …

The magnitude and frequency of hydro-meteorological extremes are expected to increase in
a changing environment in ways that threaten the security of US energy-water assets. These …

Increasing frequency of extreme rainfall induced catastrophic urban flood events in recent
decades demands proactive efforts to assess flood risk and vulnerability. Here, we develop …

Changes in flood loads and reservoir levels, produced by climate change (CC), represent an
increasing concern for dam safety managers and downstream populations, highlighting the …

Abstract The Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) estimation for long durations during
winter and spring seasons is important to develop the Probable Maximum Flood for …

Understanding the processes of rainfall extremes and their response to anthropogenic
climate change is pivotal for improved adaptation of unprecedented flood hazards around …

Abstract Probable Maximum Precipitation (PMP) is the maximum depth of precipitation at a
location for a given duration that is meteorologically possible. It is a crucial information for …