Detection of compound and seesaw hydrometeorological extremes in New Zealand: A copula-based approach

Bennet, Morgan J.; Kingston, Daniel G.; Cullen, Nicolas J.

doi:10.5194/hess-30-4437-2026

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17 Jul 2026

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| 17 Jul 2026

Detection of compound and seesaw hydrometeorological extremes in New Zealand: A copula-based approach

Morgan J. Bennet, Daniel G. Kingston, and Nicolas J. Cullen

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