Extreme Hydrological Events: New Concepts for Security

- Introduction. Preface of Extreme Hydrological Events: New Concepts for Security

- Thoughts on the Economics of Floodplain Development in the U.S

- Flood Risk Management for Setting Priorities in Decision- Making

- Basin Case Studies on Extreme Hydrological Events. Rhine Floods and Low Flows

- August 2002 Catastrophic Flood in the Czech Republic

- Lessons Learned from the Elbe River Floods in August 2002.-Floods in Austria

- The conditions of the formation and development of extreme floods in Zakarpatye (the basin of Tisa river)

- Floods in Poland in Summer 1997: Odra and Vistula.-Floods in Siberian river basins.-Rain floods of the far east and east Siberia

- Probabilistic Estimation in Flood Studies.Theory of extreme events and probability distributions of flooding characteristics

- Regional Flood Frequency Analysis

- Probabilistic Forecasts Using Bayesian Networks Calibrated with Deterministic Rainfall-Runoff Models

- Predetermination of Floods

- Statistical Estimation Methods for Extreme Hydrological Events

- Ice-Induced Floods. Studies of Ice Jam Flooding in the United States

- Laboratory medelling of ice jam floods on the Lena river

- Hydrological conditions for actions on prevention of ice flooding on the Lena river.-Information Needs and Uncertainties in Forecasting and Mitigating Ice-Jam Floods

- River Low Flows and Climatic Conditions and Environmental Issues. Drought-Induced Water Scarcity in Water Resources Systems

- River Low Flows in Austria

- Assessment of the effect of autumn-winter river low flow on the operation of reservoir with seasonal regulation

- Risk Assessment and Management for Floods, low Water Events, Damages Vulnerability Issues. The Dutch strategy for safety and river flood prevention

- Flood control system in Russia

- Evacuation and Life Loss Estimation Model for Natural and Dam Break Floods;

- Flood Protection and Management in the Netherlands

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