Analysis of a changing hydrologic flood regime using the Variable Infiltration Capacity model
• First VIC model application to instantaneous flood peaks in a flood frequency study. • Using VIC we generated climate variables in two modes: event and continuous. • The climate variables based on the two modes produced similar long-term trends. • Clim. trends appear consistent with decreasing tre...
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