Global climate change has led to an increase in both the frequency and magnitude of
extreme events around the world, the risk of which is especially imminent in tropical regions …

Flood is one of the most common natural disasters in Malaysia. According to hydrologists
there are many causes that contribute to flood events. The two most dominant factors are the …

The northern Ethiopian regions are known for water scarcity and vulnerability to
desertification, furthermore they are subjected to climate variability both in time and space …

Land-use and land-cover (LULC) changes can impact hydrological conditions such as land
surface coefficient, runoff, and infiltration. This study investigates the changes in LULC and …

The interaction of the atmosphere and the land surface is vital in hydrological processes. In
this paper, climate change impacts on streamflow are explored using soil and water …

Land use and land cover (LULC) change results in increased of flood frequency and
severity. The increase of annual runoff which is caused by urban development, heavy …

The consequences of human interventions on land use have been empirically demonstrated
to affect substantially hydrological processes and ecosystem services within watershed …

Flood events vary with sub-regions, sites and time and show complex characteristics. This
study investigated temporal variabilities in flood discharges and relationships with principal …

Flooding is an environmental hazard that occurs almost everywhere around the world.
Analysis of streamflow data can give us important climatic information for flooding events …

Hydrological modelling and climate change models (ie, general circulation models, GCMs
and regional climate models, RCMs) are normally used to study runoff generation and …