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51. The impact of the 2021 flood on the outpatient care in the North Rhine region, Germany: a cross-sectional study L. Wiesehahn & A. Kaifie
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57. Water Management Instructions as an Element of Improving the State of the Pakoski Reservoir (Central–Western Poland) B. Nowak et al.
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80. Mitigating infectious disease risks through non-stationary flood frequency analysis: a case study in Malaysia based on natural disaster reduction strategy N. Mat Jan et al.
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85. Zur Machbarkeit eines Tunnels zur Hochwasserentlastung von der Ahr in den Rhein C. Seckler & S. Wolf
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87. The July 2021 flood event in the Eifel-Ardennes mountains as simulated by the high-resolution integrated hydrologic model ParFlow K. Goergen et al.
88. Assessing the impact of the 2021 flood event on the archaeological heritage of the Rhineland (Germany) I. Schmidt et al.
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90. Case study of a long-lived Siberian summer cyclone that evolved from a heat low into an Arctic cyclone F. Schnyder et al.
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103. Enormous headward and gully erosion in a floodplain area reclaimed for open-cast lignite mining during the July 2021 flood in the Inde River valley (Western Germany) J. Keßels et al.
104. Geomorphic changes after the 2021 Central European flood in the Ahr Valley by LiDAR-based differences V. Steinritz et al.
105. Impact-based temporal clustering of multiple meteorological hazard types in southwestern Germany K. Küpfer et al.
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107. Urban flood drifters (UFD): Identification, classification and characterisation A. Bayón et al.
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109. Holocene and Late Pleistocene Flood Events in Central Europe Reconstructed from Eifel Maar Lake Sediments J. Albert & F. Sirocko
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