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Assessment of Future Flood Hazard in Europe Using a Large Ensemble of Bias Corrected Regional Climate Simulations

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Key Points Future flood hazard using high-resolution bias-corrected climate simulations Large uncertainties bound to projected changes of future flood hazard Increasing trend in future flood hazard, shifting to rainfall-dominated floods

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American Geophysical Union (AGU)

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http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/pip/2012JD017461.shtml

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Journal of Geophysical Research, in press.

Rojas, R., L. Feyen, A. Bianchi, and A. Dosio. 2012.

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Projected change in minimum river flow with return period of 20 years Relative change in minimum river flow for a) 2020s, b) 2050s and c) 2080s compared to 1961-1990 for SRES A1B scenario.

Projected change in average annual and seasonal river flow Projected change in mean annual and seasonal river flow between the climate change scenario (SRES A1B, 2071-2100) and the control period (1961-1990). Simulations with LISFLOOD based on an ensemble of 11 RCMs.

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