A generalized design flood estimation framework under stationary and non-stationary scenarios

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Journal of Hydrology X
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2025-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hydroa.2025.100210
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Hydrology and Drought Analysis
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A generalized design flood estimation framework under stationary and non-stationary scenarios

A. Sankarasubramanian, S. A. Archfield, Chandramauli Awasthi
Journal of Hydrology X
Hydrology and Drought Analysis
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A generalized design flood estimation framework under stationary and non-stationary scenarios

A. Sankarasubramanian, S. A. Archfield, Chandramauli Awasthi
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Journal of Hydrology XVol. 30
United States Geological Survey (US), North Carolina State University (US)
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Hydrology and Drought Analysis
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