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The first online HEPEX game: try it yourself!

Contributed by Louise Arnal,University of Reading & ECMWF On September 26, 2016, at the IMPREX (IMproving PRedictions and management of […]

Ensembles of hydrological modellers can foster advances – Example with a participative workshop

Contributed by Guillaume Thirel, member of the IRSTEA Columnist Team The 2013 IAHS General Assembly in Göteborg saw two very interesting […]

The importance of river hydrodynamics modeling for large scale flood forecasting

Contributed by Ayan Fleischmann and Fernando Fan, members of the LSH Research Group Guest Columnist Team River hydrodynamics and hydrographs […]

Crowdsourced data for flood hydrology – Interview with flood chasers in France and Argentina

Contributed by MH Ramos, member of the IRSTEA Columnist Team A recent paper published in the Journal of Hydrology has drawn my […]

Can a single hydrological model structure provide realistic simulations everywhere? Insights from the Bertinoro workshop

Contributed by Nans Addor and Gemma Coxon In April 2016, thirty-one scientists and one mankini-clad Martyn Clark (check here for a […]

High-resolution flood forecasting in Sweden: a status update

Contributed by Jonas Olsson (SMHI), member of the SMHI Guest Columnist Team Traditionally, hydrological activities (observations, modelling, forecasting) at SMHI have […]