Together with other “bottom‐up” methods, climate stress testing is becoming a prominent
approach for climate change impact assessment of water systems. Compared with …

Droughts are a recurrent and natural part of the Australian hydroclimate, with evidence of
drought dating back thousands of years. However, our ability to monitor, attribute, forecast …

Research has been undertaken to ascertain the predictability of non-stationary time series
using wavelet and Empirical Mode Decomposition (EMD) based time series models …

Urban bulk water systems supply water with high reliability and, in the event of extreme
drought, must avoid catastrophic economic and social collapse. In view of the deep …

Future climatic conditions likely will not satisfy stationarity assumption. To address this
concern, this study applied three methods to analyze non-stationarity in hydrologic …

Long‐term nonstationary oscillations (NSOs) are commonly observed in climatological data
series such as global surface temperature anomalies (GSTA) and low‐frequency climate …

The annual precipitation in North China and South China shows a dipole pattern with a clear
inter-decadal transition around the late 1970s. However, the relative contribution of internal …

There is currently a distinct gap between what climate science can provide and information
that is practically useful for (and needed by) natural resource managers. Improved …

Water management in Australia has traditionally been carried out on the assumption that the
historical record of rainfall, evaporation, streamflow, and recharge is representative of …

Dealing with nonstationarity in hydrological extremes in the design of structures is a truly
multidisciplinary undertaking; requiring expertise in hydrology, statistics, engineering and …