TORRENT dataset unites scattered flash-flood records across the United States
A new community dataset called TORRENT links 42,466 reported flash-flood episodes with stream gauges, watersheds, and rainfall data across the ...
Tag: hydrology
Mountain flash floods demand flexible defenses, landmark review of nearly 2,000 studies finds
A sweeping review of 1,967 studies shows mountain flash floods are state-dependent events that demand coordinated portfolios of warning, planning, ...
Thaw Slumps Overwhelm Greening in Tibet’s Sediment Surge
New research shows that tiny areas of abrupt permafrost thaw on the Tibetan Plateau deliver four times more sediment to ...
Extreme precipitation trends in Bulgaria in conditions of a warming climate
A study in Theoretical and Applied Climatology by Peter Nojarov and colleagues at the Climate, Atmosphere and Water Research Institute ...
Why flood forecasts need uncertainty: probabilistic AI models catch the extremes deterministic ones miss
A new study of Swiss catchments shows that deterministic LSTMs underestimate 97 percent of the most extreme floods, while probabilistic ...
Iraq’s Bahr Al-Najaf wetland loses nearly half its water as urban sprawl surges 192 percent
The distinction between deep water and shallow water classes in the Bahr Al-Najaf classification scheme reflects a challenge familiar to ...
New web app maps the uncertain future of the world’s water resources
A free interactive web application distills a 20-member ensemble of global hydrological models into maps and percentile charts that reveal ...
Flood hazard assessment in the Danube Delta using 2D hydraulic modeling
A new 2D hydraulic modeling study maps how 10-, 100- and 1,000-year floods could spread across the Danube Delta, revealing ...
Satellite Rainfall Data Put to the Test Across Zambia’s Diverse Climates
A comprehensive evaluation of four satellite rainfall products against 34 ground stations in Zambia reveals that RFEv2 excels at daily ...
Two Danube Delta lakes reveal how water flow shapes nutrient pollution risk
A five-year study of two Danube Delta lakes reveals how hydrological connectivity controls nutrient dynamics and eutrophication risk.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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