Chaubey et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Spatio‐temporal changes in extreme rainfall events over different Indian river basinsChaubey et al., 2022
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- Chaubey P
- Mall R
- Jaiswal R
- Payra S
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- Earth and Space Science
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During recent decades, India experienced more frequent and severe floods due to increasing extreme rainfall events over different Indian River Basins (IRBs). The present study uses Generalized Extreme Value distribution, Expert Team on Climate Change and …
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