Abstract Stochastic Storm Transposition (SST) involves resampling and random geospatial
shifting (ie transposition) of observed storm events to generate hypothetical but realistic …

Atmospheric warming and associated hydrological changes have implications for regional
flood intensity and frequency. Climate models and hydrological models have the ability to …

Climate change (CC) needs to be accounted for in the estimation of probable maximum
floods (PMFs). However, there does not exist a unique way to estimate PMFs and …

MOP and 239–242, 240–241t; Policy Statement 418, 238; report 2 3–4, 232; Standard 26-97
244; standards about sensitivity to weather and climate extremes 240–241t ASCE/ANSI …

This study is focused on assessing a summer‐fall probable maximum precipitation (PMP)
under recent climate conditions and then applying it under a future projected climate using …

Traditionally, deterministic flood procedures such as the Probable Maximum Flood have
been used for critical infrastructure design. Some Federal agencies now use hydrologic risk …

This study addresses technical questions concerning the use of the partial duration series
(PDS) within the domain of flood frequency analysis. The recurring questions which often …

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With likely increases in probable maximum precipitation (PMP) in a changing environment,
critical infrastructures such as major reservoirs and nuclear power plants are subject to …

Extreme floods are underrepresented in stream gauge records. Sedimentological evidence
of past floods (paleofloods) yields longer records, allowing extreme floods to be examined …