Seventy-five years underestimating frequent events and other frequently underestimated implications of Langbein's equation

It is seldom realized that whether one uses annual maxima (AM) or partial duration (PD) series for frequency analysis has major implications when predicting the magnitudes and probabilities of smaller, frequently recurring geophysical events. Langbein

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2025-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.174326730.06171325/v2
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Employment and Welfare Studies
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Seventy-five years underestimating frequent events and other frequently underestimated implications of Langbein's equation

Francesco Dell’Aira, Claudio Ivan Meier, Antonino Cancelliere
Employment and Welfare Studies
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Seventy-five years underestimating frequent events and other frequently underestimated implications of Langbein's equation

Francesco Dell’Aira, Claudio Ivan Meier, Antonino Cancelliere
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It is seldom realized that whether one uses annual maxima (AM) or partial duration (PD) series for frequency analysis has major implications when predicting the magnitudes and probabilities of smaller, frequently recurring geophysical events. Langbein

University of Catania (IT), University of Memphis (US)
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Employment and Welfare Studies
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