Sea level rise (SLR) can exert significant stress on highly populated coastal societies and
low-lying island countries around the world. Because of this, there is huge societal demand …

Global sea level rise (SLR) associated with a warming climate exerts significant stress on
coastal societies and low-lying island regions. The rates of coastal SLR observed in the past …

Coastal zones are fragile and complex dynamical systems that are increasingly under threat
from the combined effects of anthropogenic pressure and climate change. Using global …

A new conjunction method (wavelet-neuro-fuzzy) for precipitation forecast is proposed in this
study. The conjunction method combines two methods, discrete wavelet transform and …

The purpose of this study is to determine the possible trends in annual total precipitation
series by using the non-parametric methods such as the wavelet analysis and Mann …

Accurate prediction of the suspended sediment loads in streams is important for water
resources engineering. Suspended sediments are a determining factor of the service life of …

A recently extended and spatially rich English Channel sea level dataset has been used to
evaluate changes in extreme still water levels throughout the 20th century. Sea level records …

Decadal sea level variations from tide gauge records along the western European coast and
in the Mediterranean Sea commencing in the late 19th and early 20th centuries are …

Mean sea level (MSL) variations across a range of time scales are examined for the North
Sea under the consideration of different forcing factors since the late 19th century. We use …

Storm surges are one of the major hazards in coastal regions; positive surge events are
added to tidal levels, increasing the risk of coastal flooding by extreme water levels. In this …