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Flood nonstationarity in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic Regions of the United States
Ana P. Barros
, Yajuan Duan
, Julien Brun
, Miguel A. Medina
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United States
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Non-stationarity
100%
Urban Areas
100%
Land Cover Change
100%
Mid-Atlantic Region
100%
Flood Magnitude
100%
Southeast Atlantic
100%
High Density
50%
Existing Infrastructure
50%
Design Criteria
50%
Climate Change
50%
Engineering Design
50%
Annual Streamflow
50%
Urbanization
50%
Climate Variability
50%
Period Length
50%
Applied Engineering
50%
Change Impact
50%
Mean Annual Flood
50%
Mid-Atlantic United States
50%
Stream Gauge
50%
Land Use Land Cover
50%
Statistical Outliers
50%
Observing Network
50%
Positive Trend
50%
Regulated River
50%
Karst Processes
50%
Record Length
50%
Flood Response
50%
Negative Trend
50%
Significant Trends
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
United States of America
100%
Nonstationarity
100%
Land Use
100%
Land Cover Change
66%
Climate Change
33%
Streamflow
33%
Climate Variation
33%
Land Cover
33%