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Decadal Analysis of River Flow Extremes Using Quantile-Based Approaches
(er Resources Management, 2017)
Next to the traditional analysis of trends in time series of hydro-climatological
variables, analysis of decadal oscillations in these variables is of particular importance
for the risk assessment of hydro-climatological ...
Identification of sub-trends from hydro-meteorological series
(Stochastic environmental research and risk assessment, 2016)
In hydro-meteorological trend analysis, an alteration
in the given variable is detected by considering the
long-term series as a whole. Whereas the long-term trend
may be absent, the significance of hidden (short-dura ...
Analyses of rainfall trends in the Nile River Basin
(Journal of hydro-environment research, 2016)
Trends in rainfall at 39 locations of the Nile River Basin (NRB) in Africa were analyzed. Comparison was made between rainfall trend results
from the long-term data and those of short-term series selected over different ...
On Rigorous Drought Assessment Using Daily Time Scale: Non-Stationary Frequency Analyses, Revisited Concepts, and a New Method to Yield Non-Parametric Indices
(Hydrology, 2017)
Some of the problems in drought assessments are that: analyses tend to focus on coarse
temporal scales, many of the methods yield skewed indices, a few terminologies are ambiguously
used, and analyses comprise an implicit ...
Statistical Uncertainty in Hydrometeorological Trend Analyses
(Advances in Meteorology, 2016)
This study demonstrates the existence of uncertainty in hydrometeorological trend analyses using historical rainfall from Kenya
in East Africa. With respect to the influence of short- and long-term persistence on trend ...
Analyses of rainfall extremes in East Africa based on observations from rain gauges and climate change simulations by CORDEX RCMs
(Climate Dynamics, 2020)
This study derived twelve Extreme Rainfall Indices (ERIs) such as the Maximum Dry Spell (MDS) and Maximum Wet
Spell (MWS) from daily rainfall observed over the period 1961–1990 at nine locations across East Africa. Capacity ...
Contribution of climatic variability and human activities to stream flow changes in the Haraz River basin, northern Iran
(Journal of Hydro-Environment Research, 2019)
In northern Iran’s Haraz River basin between 1975 and 2010, hydrological sensitivity, double mass curve, and
Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) methods were applied to monitoring and analysing changes in stream
flow ...