Climate change introduces substantial uncertainty to water resources planning and raises
the key question: when, or under what conditions, should adaptation occur? A number of …

In the context of climate change and urbanization, flood becomes one of the most important
threats to human life, health, and property. Coastal areas gathering large numbers of …

Applying standard decision-making processes such as cost–benefit analysis in an area of
high uncertainty such as climate change adaptation is challenging. While the costs of …

Different paradigms have emerged in watershed hydrology to deal with the uncertainties
associated with modeling with both similarities and differences in philosophies and …

Hydrological extremes are changing under the impacts of environmental change, ie, climate
variation and human activity, which can substantially influence ecosystems and the living …

Deterministic watershed models (DWMs) are used in nearly all hydrologic planning, design,
and management activities, yet they cannot generate streamflow ensembles needed for …

Climate change significantly impacts the natural systems, accelerating the global water
cycle, and impacting various ecosystem services. However, the expected effects of climate …

Exploratory simulation allows analysts to discover scenarios in which existing or planned
water supplies may fail to meet stakeholder objectives. These robustness assessments rely …

This work examines future flood risk within the context of integrated climate and hydrologic
modelling uncertainty. The research questions investigated are (1) whether hydrologic …

The high uncertainty associated with the effect of global change on water resource systems
calls for a better combination of conventional top–down and bottom–up approaches, in order …