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Non-stationary flood frequency analysis and attribution of streamflow series: A case study of Periyar River, IndiaSingh et al., 2021
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- Singh N
- Chinnasamy P
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- Hydrological Sciences Journal
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The occurrence of extreme hydrological flood events has become frequent recently, especially in India. Flood analysis methods need to capture variations in trends and identify key factors causing this variation. Non-stationary flood frequency analysis is one of the few …
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