Nonstationary Changes in Hydrological Extremes
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Water and Climate Change".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2022) | Viewed by 280
Special Issue Editors
Interests: streamflow forecasting; hydrological time series analysis; entropy-based modeling; velocity distribution; sediment discharge
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Interests: climate change impact on water resources; stochastic hydrology; hydrometric network design; drought, flood and precipitation extremes; hydroclimatic modelling and forecasting; water-food-energy- climate nexus
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
It is widely accepted that global warming and climate change are impacting the frequency, severity and space-time of hydrological extremes, including heavy precipitation, floods and droughts. Such extremes may result in huge losses to society, economy, and environment. It is therefore of critical importance to model and predict such nonstationary changes in extremes under changing climate. Many studies have focused on the non-stationary changes of climate and hydrological extremes, providing either conceptual framework or/and techniques. In addition, extremes are likely to continue changing in the future and inherent uncertainties of extremes will make prediction more difficult. Therefore, we welcome all on the following topics but not limited to:
- Extreme value theory
- Nonstationary analysis of extremes
- Innovative methods or tools of extreme analysis
- Impact on hydrologic extremes
- multivariate modeling of hydrological extremes
- Uncertainty analysis of hydrological extremes
- Characterization of hydrological extremes
- Temporal or spatial variations of extremes
Dr. Huijuan Cui
Prof. Dr. Ashok Mishra
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- extremes
- nonstationary
- climate change
- predict
- uncertainty
- impact
