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29. Semiparametric Copula‐Based Confidence Intervals on Level Curves for the Evaluation of the Risk Level Associated to Bivariate Events A. Folcher & J. Quessy
30. Pluvial flooding in urban areas: the role of surface drainage efficiency A. Palla et al.
31. Comparative analysis of routed flood frequency for reservoirs in parallel incorporating bivariate flood frequency and reservoir operation T. Zhou & J. Jin
32. Uncertainty Analysis of Rainfall–Runoff Relationships Using Fuzzy Set Theory and Copula Functions B. Sabaghi et al.
33. Structure-based framework for the design and risk assessment of hydraulic structures, with application to offline flood detention basins S. Cipollini et al.
34. Influence of initial reservoir level and gate failure in dam safety analysis. Stochastic approach I. Gabriel-Martin et al.
35. Deriving Design Flood Hydrographs Based on Copula Function: A Case Study in Pakistan M. Rizwan et al.
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37. Effect of catchment properties and flood generation regime on copula selection for bivariate flood frequency analysis V. Filipova et al.
38. Probabilistic assessment of concurrent tornado and storm‐related flash flood events Y. Ngui et al.
39. Comparison of nonstationary models in analyzing bivariate flood frequency at the Three Gorges Dam X. Zhang et al.
40. A multivariate copula‐based framework for dealing with hazard scenarios and failure probabilities G. Salvadori et al.
41. Multivariate missing data in hydrology – Review and applications M. Ben Aissia et al.
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43. Copula‐Based Modeling of Flood Control Reservoirs M. Balistrocchi et al.
44. The effect of copulas on time-variant reliability involving time-continuous stochastic processes Á. Rózsás & Z. Mogyorósi
45. Safety design for water-carrying Lake flood control based on copula function: A Case study of the Hongze Lake, China Y. Luo et al.
46. Impact of Climate Change on Wind Power Generation Studied Using Multivariate Copula Downscaling: A Case Study in Northwestern China S. Wang et al.
47. An improved nonstationary model for flood frequency analysis and its implication for the Three Gorges Dam, China Q. Dong et al.
48. Mixture copula parameter estimation with metaheuristic algorithms, comparative study under hydrological context E. Gontara & F. Chebana
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50. Bivariate Seasonal Design Flood Estimation Based on Copulas J. Yin et al.
51. Uncertainty quantification and partition for multivariate risk inferences through a factorial multimodel Bayesian copula (FMBC) system Y. Fan et al.
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53. Nonstationary flood coincidence risk analysis using time-varying copula functions Y. Feng et al.
54. Bivariate Nonstationary Extreme Flood Risk Estimation Using Mixture Distribution and Copula Function for the Longmen Reservoir, North China Q. Li et al.
55. Multivariate hydrologic design methods under nonstationary conditions and application to engineering practice C. Jiang et al.
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58. Analysis of the Effects of Reservoir Operating Scenarios on Downstream Flood Damage Risk Using an Integrated Monte Carlo Modelling Approach G. Brigandì et al.
59. A copula‐based nonstationary frequency analysis for the 2012–2015 drought in California H. Kwon & U. Lall
60. Multivariate Modeling of Annual Instantaneous Maximum Flows Using Copulas F. Tosunoglu & V. Singh
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62. Safety design for rivers-connected lake flood control based on Copula function: A case study of Lake Hongze L. Yun et al.
63. Extreme Flood Flow Routing for Panchet and Maithan Reservoirs of India Using Modified Puls Technique M. Dasgupta & S. Das
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65. Trivariate flood frequency analysis using copula functions: assessing non-stationary hydrological risks under climate change S. Soltaninia & M. Eskandaripour
66. Multivariate hydrological risk under heterogeneous conditions E. Gontara & F. Chebana
67. Estimation method for mixture copula models in hydrological context I. Ben Nasr & F. Chebana
68. Bivariate Risk Analysis of Droughts Using a Nonparametric Multivariate Standardized Drought Index and Copulas S. Vazifehkhah et al.
69. Criterios gasto prioridad y volumen prioridad para la estimación de hidrogramas de avenidas mediante cópulas E. Copca Maya et al.
70. WITHDRAWN: Modelling the long-term suspended sedimentological effects on stormwater pond performance in an urban catchment S. Ahilan et al.
71. Spatio‐temporal drought patterns of multiple drought indices based on precipitation and soil moisture: A case study in South Korea M. Kwon et al.
72. Multivariate L-moment based tests for copula selection, with hydrometeorological applications I. Ben Nasr & F. Chebana
73. A process-based analysis of the suitability of copula types for peak-volume flood relationships J. Szolgay et al.
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75. Univariate and Bivariate Hydrological Drought Frequency Analysis by Copula Functions I. Deger et al.
76. Inconsistent variation of return periods of temperature extremum in China and its projection based on CMIP6 results X. Kuang et al.
77. Probabilistic dependence between streamflow and hydroclimatic variables and the possible linkages to large-scale atmospheric circulation: A case study in Baden-Württemberg, Southwest Germany Z. Liu & L. Menzel
78. Review article: Climate change impacts on dam safety J. Fluixá-Sanmartín et al.
79. Comprehensive groundwater safety assessment under potential shale gas contamination based on integrated analysis of reliability–resilience–vulnerability and gas migration index H. Lu et al.
80. Upper tail dependence in rainfall extremes: would we know it if we saw it? F. Serinaldi et al.
81. Bivariate return periods and their importance for flood peak and volume estimation M. Brunner et al.
82. Joint Failure Probability of Dams Based on Probabilistic Flood Hazard Analysis M. Montgomery et al.
83. Copula-Based Joint Flood Frequency Analysis: The Case of Guder River, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia M. Haile et al.
84. A meta-heuristic approach for multivariate design flood quantile estimation incorporating historical information J. Yin et al.
85. Dealing with uncertainty in the probability of overtopping of a flood mitigation dam E. Michailidi & B. Bacchi
86. Copula-based modeling of hydraulic structures using a nonlinear reservoir model Q. Tan et al.
87. Probable maximum precipitation estimation over western Iran based on remote sensing observations: comparing deterministic and probabilistic approaches M. Merrikhpour et al.
88. Overtopping Risk Analysis of Earth Dams considering Effects of Failure Duration of Release Structures L. Liu & Z. Wu
89. The legacy of STAHY: milestones, achievements, challenges, and open problems in statistical hydrology E. Volpi et al.
90. Risk variation of reservoir regulation during flood season based on bivariate statistical approach under climate change: a case study in the Chengbihe reservoir, China D. Wang et al.
91. Handling uncertainty in bivariate quantile estimation – An application to flood hazard analysis in the Mekong Delta N. Dung et al.
92. A factorial Bayesian copula framework for partitioning uncertainties in multivariate risk inference Y. Fan et al.
93. A complete procedure for multivariate index-flood model application A. Requena et al.
94. An uncertainty partition approach for inferring interactive hydrologic risks Y. Fan et al.
95. Bivariate frequency analysis of nonstationary low‐flow series based on the time‐varying copula C. Jiang et al.
96. Hybrid method to update the design flood shape for spillway operation in a dam: case study of the Huites Dam, Mexico M. Arganis-Juárez et al.
97. On the Use of Satellite Rainfall Data to Design a Dam in an Ungauged Site C. Bertini et al.
98. Mathematical Assessment of Hydrological Drought in the Mun Watershed: Incorporating Standardized Runoff Index and Archimedes Copula Functions P. Chomphuwiset et al.
99. Generalized Additive Models for Pair-Copula Constructions T. Vatter & T. Nagler
100. Uncertainty Assessment of Synthetic Design Hydrographs for Gauged and Ungauged Catchments M. Brunner et al.
101. Bivariate low flow return period analysis in the Mahanadi River basin, India using copula B. Sahoo et al.
102. A regional look at the selection of a process-oriented model for flood peak/volume relationships J. Szolgay et al.
103. Copula-Based Bivariate Flood Risk Assessment on Tarbela Dam, Pakistan S. Naz et al.
104. Time‐varying nonstationary multivariate risk analysis using a dynamic Bayesian copula A. Sarhadi et al.
105. Assessing the Impacts of Univariate and Bivariate Flood Frequency Approaches to Flood Risk Accounting for Reservoir Operation T. Zhou et al.
106. A bivariate trend analysis to investigate the effect of increasing urbanisation on flood characteristics A. Requena et al.
107. Probable Maximum Precipitation: Its Estimation and Uncertainty Quantification Using Bivariate Extreme Value Analysis M. Ben Alaya et al.
108. Complete multivariate flood frequency analysis, applied to northern Algeria H. Karahacane et al.
109. Third-Order Polynomial Normal Transform Applied to Multivariate Hydrologic Extremes Y. Tung et al.
110. Pluvial flooding: High-resolution stochastic hazard mapping in urban areas by using fast-processing DEM-based algorithms L. Mediero et al.
111. Coastal flooding: A copula based approach for estimating the joint probability of water levels and waves M. Masina et al.
112. Use of a nonstationary copula to predict future bivariate low flow frequency in the Connecticut river basin K. Ahn & R. Palmer
113. Derivation of flood frequency curves through a bivariate rainfall distribution based on copula functions: application to an urban catchment in northern Italy's climate M. Balistrocchi & B. Bacchi
114. Multivariate modeling of flood characteristics using Vine copulas F. Tosunoglu et al.
115. Hydraulic structures subject to bivariate hydrological loads: Return period, design, and risk assessment E. Volpi & A. Fiori
116. Maximum entropy-Gumbel-Hougaard copula method for simulation of monthly streamflow in Xiangxi river, China X. Kong et al.
117. The testing of a multivariate probabilistic framework for reservoir safety evaluation and flood risks assessment in Slovakia: A study on the Parná and Belá Rivers R. Výleta et al.
118. A development of trivariate drought frequency analysis approach using copula function
119. Probabilistic Flood Hazard Mapping Using Bivariate Analysis Based on Copulas A. Candela & G. Aronica
120. Compound Flooding from Cyclones in Coastal Regions of the Southeastern United States R. Yaddanapudi et al.
121. Modelling the long-term suspended sedimentological effects on stormwater pond performance in an urban catchment S. Ahilan et al.
122. Adaptive Operating Rules for Flood Control of a Multi-Purpose Reservoir R. Drobot et al.
123. Multivariate Regional Frequency Analysis Using Conditional Extreme Values Approach K. Kiran & V. Srinivas
124. Análisis de frecuencias de crecientes bivariado de fechas de ocurrencia y gasto máximo a través de funciones Cópula D. Campos-Aranda
125. Bivariate frequency analysis of seasonal runoff series under future climate change M. Li et al.
126. Selección y aplicación de funciones Cópula con dependencia en su extremo derecho al análisis de frecuencias conjunto (Q, V) de crecientes anuales D. Campos-Aranda
127. Generalized Additive Models for Pair-Copula Constructions T. Vatter & T. Nagler
128. Stochastic extreme downscaling model for an assessment of changes in rainfall intensity-duration-frequency curves over South Korea using multiple regional climate models B. So et al.
129. Multivariate spatial analysis of groundwater quality using copulas V. Birjandi et al.
130. Validation of Synthetic Design Hydrographs through 2D hydrodynamic modelling F. Aureli et al.
131. Enhancing flood risk assessment in the Johor River Basin through trivariate copula N. Aminuddin Jafry et al.
132. Copula-based modeling of earthen levee breach due to overtopping M. Balistrocchi et al.
133. Synthetic Hydrographs Generation Downstream of a River Junction Using a Copula Approach for Hydrological Risk Assessment in Large Dams J. Aranda & R. García-Bartual
134. Análisis de Frecuencias de Crecientes trivariados con dependencia regional y Funciones Cópula D. Campos Aranda
135. A methodology to derive Synthetic Design Hydrographs for river flood management M. Tomirotti & P. Mignosa
136. Process-based selection of copula types for flood peak-volume relationships in Northwest Austria: a case study S. Kohnová et al.
137. Synthetic design hydrographs for ungauged catchments: a comparison of regionalization methods M. Brunner et al.
138. Trivariate frequency analysis of droughts using copulas under future climate change over Vidarbha region in India R. Datta & M. Reddy
139. Copula-Based Multivariate Simulation Approach for Flood Risk Transfer of Multi-Reservoirs in the Weihe River, China S. Wang et al.
140. Event selection for dynamical downscaling: a neural network approach for physically-constrained precipitation events J. Gómez-Navarro et al.
141. Failure Probability Analysis of Levees Affected by Mammal Bioerosion M. Balistrocchi et al.
142. Multivariate analysis of factors influencing the peak flow and runoff volume in the Cerrado and Atlantic Forest biomes in Brazil L. de Almeida et al.