In this paper we seek to understand the nature of flood spatial dependence over the
conterminous United States. We extend an existing conditional multivariate statistical model …

We propose a novel approach to the study of compound extremes, grounded in dynamical
systems theory. Specifically, we present the co‐recurrence ratio (α), which elucidates the …

Weather system are spatially and temporally dependent, and these dependencies can result
in flood events with similar behaviors. While it is well known that urbanization profoundly …

There is a no lack of significant open questions in the field of hydrology. How will
hydrological connectivity between freshwater bodies be altered by future human alterations …

Pluvial (surface water) flooding is often the cause of significant flood damage in urban areas.
However, pluvial flooding is often overlooked in catchments which are historically known for …

The criteria for zoning the surface fault rupture hazard (SFRH) along thrust faults are defined
by analysing the characteristics of the areas of coseismic surface faulting in thrust …

Water utilities' supply systems are vulnerable to several climate‐related hazards, including
droughts, floods and cyclones. Here we propose a generally applicable framework for …

Duration is a key characteristic of floods influencing the design of protection infrastructures
for prevention, deployment of rescue resources during the emergency, and repartition of …

Flood risks continue to pose serious threats to develo** countries with dire ramifications
for livelihoods. Yet, contemporary research on determinants for co** with flood hazards is …

Typically, a climate change risk assessment focuses on individual sectors or hazards.
However, interdependencies between climate risks manifest themselves via functional …