Calibration is an essential step for improving the accuracy of simulations generated using
hydrologic models. A key modeling decision is selecting the performance metric to be …

A correct estimation of the instantaneous peak flow (IPF) is crucial to reducing the
consequences of flash floods. An approach to estimate the IPF, obtained by combining Soil …

Over the past decades, novel parameter regionalisation techniques have been developed to
predict streamflow in data-scarce regions. In this paper, we examined how the choice of …

Accurate estimation of design floods is necessary for developing effective flood‐
management strategies. Climate change (CC) studies on floods generally consider …

We revisited three traditional methods and proposed a slope-based method, which all
require only mean daily flow (MDF) records as inputs, to estimate instantaneous peak flows …

A lumped version of the conceptual HBV–IWS version (Hydrologiska Byrans
Vattenbalansavdelning) hydrological model was applied on the Black Volta Catchment in …

Flood peaks and volumes are essential design variables and can be simulated by
precipitation–runoff (P–R) modelling. The high-resolution precipitation time series that are …

Flood data on a high temporal scale are required for the design of hydraulic structures, flood
risk assessment, flood protection, and reservoir operations. Such flood data are typically …

Reliable assessments of flood risks are essential to formulate robust adaptation policies to
climate change. Although the scenario‐neutral flood assessments have reduced the …

To simulate the impacts of within-storm rainfall variabilities on fast hydrological processes,
long precipitation time series with high temporal resolution are required. Due to limited …