Our understanding of the key drivers of change in flood risk due to climate change remains incomplete. Here, to understand and quantify the key drivers of change in flood risk, we …
A changing climate, with intensifying precipitation may contribute to increasing failures of dams by overtopping. We present the first analysis of rainfall sequences and events …
A Bagheri, GJ Liu - Environmental Reviews, 2024 - cdnsciencepub.com
This review critically examines the current understanding of climate change impacts on urban flooding, synthesizing recent findings to provide a comprehensive overview of how …
Hydrologists and civil engineers often use design storms to assess flash flood hazards in urban, rural, and mountainous catchments. These synthetic storms are not representations …
Climate change is altering Australia's streamflow and water resources due to a complex interplay of shifts in temperature, rainfall, evaporation, vegetation dynamics, soil moisture …
Continuous rainfall is often required for flood estimation and water resources assessment. However, stochastically generated continuous rainfall records are typically inconsistent with …
G Dai, B Yang, D Huang, Z Yang, J Tang, Y Qian… - Climate Dynamics, 2024 - Springer
Abstract The Clausius–Clapeyron (CC) scaling, which indicates a roughly 7% increase in saturated water vapor per 1° C increase in temperature, can serve as a strong constraint …
The design and risk analysis of large-scale hydraulic structures (eg, dams) and sensitive installations (eg, nuclear facilities) downstream of those structures rely on design flood …