This report begins with an Introductory Users' Guide to Joint probability Analysis. The report describes methods for joint probability analysis of variable-pairs relevant to flood risk in the UK. Two methods are described in sufficient detail for actual use, a desk study method for rapid non-specialist use, and a rigorous analytical method for specialist use. The report also summarises the mapping around the UK of dependence between the variable-pairs.Floodsit
This thesis considers several models for representing the distribution of the annual maximum flood a...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
A number of methods of joint probability analysis are set out and contrasted. The methods are applie...
Flooding is often associated with the simultaneous occurrence of high values of two or more source v...
Conditions required to cause flooding often involve more than one source variable such as large wave...
A realistic assessment of floodrisk includes understanding the potential for harm stemming from mult...
The flood frequency analysis at or nearby the confluence of two tributaries is of interest because i...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
This report outlines the process and methodology of generating and selecting reasonable worst case s...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
Design flood estimation is often required in hydrologic practice. For catchments with sufficient str...
This thesis considers several models for representing the distribution of the annual maximum flood a...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
A number of methods of joint probability analysis are set out and contrasted. The methods are applie...
Flooding is often associated with the simultaneous occurrence of high values of two or more source v...
Conditions required to cause flooding often involve more than one source variable such as large wave...
A realistic assessment of floodrisk includes understanding the potential for harm stemming from mult...
The flood frequency analysis at or nearby the confluence of two tributaries is of interest because i...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
Flood managers have traditionally used probabilistic models to assess potential flood risk for strat...
This report outlines the process and methodology of generating and selecting reasonable worst case s...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
Design flood estimation is often required in hydrologic practice. For catchments with sufficient str...
This thesis considers several models for representing the distribution of the annual maximum flood a...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...
This paper outlines the evolution of joint probability methods in the design and assessment of sea d...