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1. Consistency and normality of estimates of hydrological extremes derived from a model for fragmented data R. Clarke
2. Problems in the extreme value analysis L. Makkonen
3. Bringing Closure to the Plotting Position Controversy L. Makkonen
4. Impact of dependence in river flow data on flood frequency analysis based on regression in quantile plots: Analysis and solutions E. Boniphace & P. Willems
5. Quantifying the Rarity of Extreme Wildfires: Translating Fire Size into Return Period Using Extreme Value Theory Methods N. Koutsias & F. Coutelieris
6. Reply L. Makkonen
7. Advancement of Intensity Duration Frequency (IDF) Curve Through Possible Probability Distribution Method Using Disaggregated Precipitation Data; The Case of Wolkite, Ethiopia M. Agza et al.
8. Defining Sample Quantiles by the True Rank Probability L. Makkonen & M. Pajari
9. Rebuttal of “Problems in the extreme value analysis” N. Cook
10. Comparison of methods for analysis of extremes when records are fragmented: A case study using Amazon basin rainfall data R. Clarke et al.
11. Review of rainfall frequency estimation methods C. Svensson & D. Jones