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Hydrology and Earth System Sciences(4)

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hydrological extremes(2)

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Climate or land cover variations: What is driving observed changes in river peak flows A data-based attribution study

Abstract: Climate change and land cover changes are influencing the hydrological regime of rivers worldwide. I

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De Niel J., Patrick Willems

Behind the scenes of streamflow model performance

Abstract: Streamflow is often the only variable used to evaluate hydrological models. In a previous internatio

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Bouaziz L.J.E., Brauer C.C., Buitink J., De Boer-Euser T., De Niel J., Dewals B.J., Drogue G., Fenicia F., Grelier B., Hrachowitz M., Melsen L.A., Moustakas S., Nossent J., Patrick Willems, Pereira F., Savenije H.H.G., Sprokkereef E., Stam J., Thirel G., Weerts A.H.

Fighting big data and ensemble fatigue in climate change impact studies: Can we turn the ensemble cascade upside down?

Abstract: Climate change impact modellers consider the availability of large ensembles of climate model result

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bias, Clustering, inter-dependence, perfect pbkp_redictor experiment, Skill, Statistical downscaling, Validation

De Niel J., Meert P., Patrick Willems, Van Uytven E., Wolfs V.

Efficient approach for impact analysis of land cover changes on hydrological extremes by means of a lumped conceptual model

Abstract: Study region: Belgium, Flanders, Grote Nete and Zuunbeek catchments. Study focus: The focus of this

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Conceptual hydrological modelling, hydrological extremes, Impact analysis, Land cover changes

De Niel J., Moustakas S., Patrick Willems, Tran Q.Q., Vermeir A.

On the correlation between precipitation and potential evapotranspiration climate change signals for hydrological impact analyses

Abstract: State-of-the-art hydrological climate impact assessment involves ensemble approaches to address unce

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Climate Change, ensembles, Extreme flows, impact study, UNCERTAINTY

De Niel J., Patrick Willems, Van Uytven E.

Looking beyond general metrics for model comparison &ndash; Lessons from an international model intercomparison study

Abstract: International collaboration between research institutes and universities is a promising way to reach

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Bouaziz L.J.E., Brauer C.C., De Boer-Euser T., De Niel J., Dewals B.J., Drogue G., Fenicia F., Grelier B., Nossent J., Patrick Willems, Pereira F., Savenije H.H.G., Thirel G.

Uncertainty Analysis of Climate Change Impact on River Flow Extremes Based on a Large Multi-Model Ensemble

Abstract: Water managers are faced with a changing climate in the decision-making process while adaptation and

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Anova, CMIP5, hydrological extremes, Rainfall-runoff model, UNCERTAINTY

De Niel J., Patrick Willems, Van Uytven E.

Uncovering the shortcomings of a weather typing method

Abstract: In recent years many methods for statistical downscaling of the precipitation climate model outputs

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De Niel J., Patrick Willems, Van Uytven E.

Weather Typing-Based Flood Frequency Analysis Verified for Exceptional Historical Events of Past 500 Years Along the Meuse River

Abstract: Governments, policy makers, and water managers are pushed by recent socioeconomic developments such

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Extrapolation, Extreme value analysis, river peak flow, Weather typing

De Niel J., Demarée G., Patrick Willems

Spatially Distributed Conceptual Hydrological Model Building: A Generic Top-Down Approach Starting From Lumped Models

Abstract: Changing environmental conditions might have severe impacts on future flood frequencies and water av

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De Niel J., Patrick Willems, Tran Q.Q.