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1Barendrecht, Marlies ; Viglione, Alberto ; Vorogushyn, Sergiy ; Merz, Bruno ; Blöschl, Günter A Socio-hydrological Flood Model for the ElbeKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
2Soja, Benedikt ; Krasna, Hana ; Böhm, Johannes ; Gross, Richard ; Abbondanza, Claudio ; Chin, Toshio ; Heflin, Michael ; Parker, Jay ; Wu, Xiaoping A two-level approach to VLBI terrestrial and celestial reference frames using both least-squares adjustment and Kalman filter algorithmsKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
3Viglione, Alberto ; Merz, Bruno ; Parajka, Juraj Duro ; Nester, Thomas ; Blöschl, Günter Attribution of regional flood changes based on scaling fingerprintsKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
4Saft, Margarita ; Peel, Murray C. ; Parajka, Juraj Duro ; Freer, Jim ; Woods, Ross Changes in precipitation-streamflow transformation around the world: interdecadal variability and trendsKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
5Salinas, Jose Luis ; Nester, Thomas ; Komma, Jürgen ; Blöschl, Günter Continuous Sub-daily Rainfall Simulation for Regional Flood Risk Assessment - Modelling of Spatio-temporal Correlation Structure of Extreme Precipitation in the Austrian AlpsKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
6Li, Hongyi ; Blöschl, Günter Deciphering flood frequency curves from a coupled human-nature system perspectiveKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
7Carr, Gemma ; Loucks, Daniel P. ; Blöschl, Günter Interdisciplinary research and education in the Vienna Doctoral Programme on Water Resource Systems: a framework for evaluationKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
8Hall, Julia ; Perdigão, Rui Alexandre ; Blöschl, Günter Large-Scale Patterns of Flood Seasonality in EuropeKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017
9Derx, Julia ; Demeter, Katalin ; Sommer, Regina ; Kromp-Kolb, Helga ; Blaschke, Alfred Paul Using QMRAcatch - a stochastic hydrological water quality and infection risk model - to identify sustainable management options for long term drinking water resource planningKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2017