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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 […]

Making connections through HEPEX – A CSIRO experience

By QJ Wang, Andrew Schepen, David Robertson, James Bennett, Durga Lal Shrestha, Yong Song and Tony Zhao members of the CSIRO […]

The quest for better global precipitation data

Contributed by Hylke Beck, Albert van Dijk, Ad de Roo, Jaap Schellekens, Diego Miralles, Brecht Martens, and Vincenzo Levizzani Information […]

The Current State of Operational Global (and continental) Scale Flood Forecasting

contributed by Rebecca Emerton, PhD Student at the University of Reading and ECMWF After reading Chantal’s recent blog post discussing […]