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1. Extreme hydrological events in karst areas of Slovenia, the case of the Unica River basin G. Kovacic & N. Nataša Ravbar
2. Groundwater flooding in Irish karst: The hydrological characterisation of ephemeral lakes (turloughs) O. Naughton et al.
3. Reducing climate impacts on karst groundwater resources by constructing a cave dam. A case study from Central Taurus Karst, Türkiye M. Çelik et al.
4. Elaborate simulations of floods in a karst trough valley basin with the simplified Karst-Liuxihe model J. Li et al.
5. A physically based distributed karst hydrological model (QMG model-V1.0) for flood simulations J. Li et al.
6. Flood protection and water utilization of karst poljes: example of Gatačko Polje, Eastern Herzegovina T. Dašić & L. Vasić
7. Anticipating and managing engineering problems in the complex karst environment M. Parise et al.
8. Floods: Emerging concepts and persisting challenges O. Bonacci et al.
9. Flooding and flood water storage in karst systems of the Mediterranean region J. Xanke et al.
10. Influences on flood frequency distributions in Irish river catchments S. Ahilan et al.
11. Changes in Phylogenetic and Functional Diversity of Ciliates along the Course of a Mediterranean Karstic River V. Gulin Beljak et al.
12. The role of antecedent groundwater heads in controlling transient aquifer storage and flood peak attenuation in karst watersheds P. Spellman et al.
13. Process-based modelling to evaluate simulated groundwater levels and frequencies in a Chalk catchment in south-western England S. Brenner et al.
14. Evaluation of Birecik Basin Flood Detection with GIS Assisted AHP Methods V. Aslan
15. Tidal notches in Mediterranean Sea: a comprehensive analysis F. Antonioli et al.
16. Flash flood events recorded by air temperature changes in caves: A case study in Covadura Cave (SE Spain) F. Gázquez et al.
17. Reducing uncertainty of karst aquifer modeling with complementary hydrological observations for the sustainable management of groundwater resources Y. Cousquer & H. Jourde
18. Use of a flood-routing model to assess lateral flows in a karstic stream: implications to the hydrogeological functioning of the Grands Causses area (Tarn River, Southern France) J. Charlier et al.
19. Ciliates (Alveolata, Ciliophora) as bioindicators of environmental pressure: A karstic river case A. Kulaš et al.
20. Analyse hydrogéologique de la contribution de l'eau souterraine à la crue éclair des 6 et 8 septembre 2005 à Nîmes J. Maréchal et al.
21. Responses of crops to flood and implications for agriculture planning in subtropical humid karst peak-cluster depressions F. Zhong et al.
22. Quantifying resilience for storm drainage management in karst environments with shallow water table C. Canul-Macario et al.
23. GIS-based multi-criteria analysis for flood prone areas mapping in the trans-boundary Shatt Al-Arab basin, Iraq-Iran H. Allafta & C. Opp
24. Geophysics as a hypothesis‐testing tool for critical zone hydrogeology M. Dumont & K. Singha
25. Large-scale spatial reconstitution of groundwater fluxes in a karst aquifer on the basis of hydrodynamic and hydrodispersive measurements P. Fischer et al.
26. Improved understanding of spatio‐temporal controls on regional scale groundwater flooding using hydrograph analysis and impulse response functions M. Ascott et al.
27. Floods in Dinaric Karst fields: a case study of the Dicmanjsko-Bisko Polje (Croatia) I. Ljubenkov
28. Sinkhole Flooding and Aquifer Recharge in Arid to Dry Sub-Humid Regions: A Systematic Review in the Perspective of Climate Change M. Delle Rose
29. Flow recession as a driver of the morpho‐texture of braided streams Y. Storz‐Peretz et al.
30. Middle Risle River Critical Zone Observatory: monitoring karst-process evolution and its impact on surface water and on aquatic ecosystems P. David et al.
31. Time series analyses for Karst/River interactions assessment: Case of the Coulazou river (southern France) V. Bailly-Comte et al.
32. Modeling interbasin groundwater flow in karst areas: Model development, application, and calibration strategy V. Nguyen et al.
33. Assessing Karst Landscape Degradation: A Case Study in Southern Italy L. Pisano et al.
34. Evaluating 2021 extreme flash flood of Teesta River . Shampa et al.
35. Stable Isotope Analysis of Precipitation—Karst Groundwater System (Mt. Učka, Croatia) D. Mance et al.
36. An example of the effects of anthropogenic changes on natural environment in the Apulian karst (southern Italy) G. Andriani & N. Walsh
37. A global analysis of nearshore and submarine springs: spatial distribution, controlling factors, and probability of presence H. Bouimouass et al.
38. An integrated approach to identify flood hazard and risk areas in Melka Soda district, Southern Ethiopia D. Diriba & S. Karuppannan
39. Impact of climate change on groundwater point discharge: backflooding of karstic springs (Loiret, France) E. Joigneaux et al.
40. Qualitative interpretation of physico-chemical and isotopic parameters in the Krka River (Croatia) assessed by multivariate statistical analysis N. Cukrov et al.
41. Evaluation of InfraRed Thermography Supported by UAV and Field Surveys for Rock Mass Characterization in Complex Settings L. Loiotine et al.
42. Combining hydraulic model, hydrogeomorphological observations and chemical analyses of surface waters to improve knowledge on karst flash floods genesis F. Raynaud et al.
43. Estuary fluvial flooding: the example of the watercourse Miljašić jaruga in the town of Nin (Croatia) I. Ljubenkov et al.
44. A Survey of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System Applications for Flash Floods L. Ding et al.
45. Flood Protection and Runoff Quantification Based on Two Free Global Digital Elevation Models: A Case of Wadi Qaws, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia A. Al-Areeq
46. Morphometric analysis of three-dimensional networks of karst conduits E. Pardo-Iguzquiza et al.
47. A review on natural and human-induced geohazards and impacts in karst F. Gutiérrez et al.
48. Karst and urban flood-induced solid discharges in Mediterranean coastal rivers: The case study of Las River (SE France) C. Dufresne et al.
49. Rationale for flood prediction in karst endorheic areas V. Iacobellis et al.
50. Quantification of Groundwater Recharge from an Ephemeral Stream into a Mountainous Karst Aquifer N. Dvory et al.
51. Assessment of flood hazard areas at a regional scale using an index-based approach and Analytical Hierarchy Process: Application in Rhodope–Evros region, Greece N. Kazakis et al.
52. Potential landfill sites selection using GIS-based multi-criteria decision analysis in Dodoma capital city, central Tanzania M. Makonyo & M. Msabi
53. Spatial and Temporal Flood Characterization of Pindul Karst System, Gunungkidul Regency A. Nurkholis et al.
54. Mixture of N2-fixing tree species promotes organic phosphorus accumulation and transformation in topsoil aggregates in a degraded karst region of subtropical China M. Li et al.
55. Evaluation of potentially susceptible flooding areas leveraging geospatial technology with multicriteria decision analysis in Edo State, Nigeria K. Ozegin & S. Ilugbo
56. Investigating flood processes in karst catchments by combining concentration-discharge relationship analysis and lateral flow simulation M. Le Mesnil et al.
57. River–groundwater connectivity in a karst system, Wellington, New South Wales, Australia M. Keshavarzi et al.
58. Vegetation changes and human activities since the Bronze Age (late Holocene) in a coastal doline of the Kvarner archipelago (Croatia) M. Rousseau et al.
59. The potential of Tidal River Management for flood alleviation in South Western Bangladesh M. Adnan et al.
60. Earth Observation Data Synergy for the Enhanced Monitoring of Ephemeral Water Bodies to Anticipate Karst-Related Flooding E. Papageorgiou et al.
61. Experiences of dealing with flash floods using an ensemble hydrological nowcasting chain: implications of communication, accessibility and distribution of the results F. Silvestro et al.
62. Impact of karst areas on runoff generation, lateral flow and interbasin groundwater flow at the storm-event timescale M. Le Mesnil et al.
63. Influence of Diverse Urban Pressures on Water Characteristics in a Small Eastern Mediterranean Watershed E. Maatouk et al.
64. Porosity Assessment in Geological Cores Using 3D Data P. Kujawa et al.
65. Karst flash flooding in a Mediterranean karst, the example of Fontaine de Nîmes J. Maréchal et al.
66. Application of an improved distributed Xinanjiang hydrological model for flood prediction in a karst catchment in South‐Western China W. Yang et al.
67. GIS-based flood risk assessment using multi-criteria decision analysis of Shebelle River Basin in southern Somalia S. Osman & J. Das
68. Note on the spring region of Gacka River (Croatia)† M. Mandić et al.
69. Quantifying peakflow attenuation/amplification in a karst river using the diffusive wave model with lateral flow J. Charlier et al.
70. Karst flash-flood forecasting in the city of Nîmes (southern France) P. Fleury et al.
71. Production of Flood Risk Maps of Inebolu Basin Using Different Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process Methods D. ARCA & F. YALCİN
72. Classification of karst springs for flash-flood-prone areas in western Turkey M. Demiroglu
73. Speleogenesis, geometry, and topology of caves: A quantitative study of 3D karst conduits J. Jouves et al.
74. Digital elevation model for flood hazards analysis in complex terrain: Case study from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia A. AL-Areeq et al.
75. Integrated flood risk assessment in Hunza-Nagar, Pakistan: unifying big climate data analytics and multi-criteria decision-making with GIS M. Mukhtar et al.
76. A comparison of the hydrodynamic characteristics of surface runoff generated by flash floods in geologically different areas of the Bohemian Massif (crystalline rocks) and the western Carpathians (flysch) V. Spálovský et al.
77. Flood management and a GIS modelling method to assess flood-hazard areas—a case study N. Kourgialas & G. Karatzas
78. Adriatic-Ionian air temperature and precipitation patterns derived from self-organizing maps: relation to hemispheric indices V. Colodro
79. A karst runoff generation module based on the near-surface critical zone structure and threshold behaviors J. Zhao et al.
80. Comparative hazard analysis of processes leading to remarkable flash floods (France, 1930–1999) M. Boudou et al.
81. Submarine landslides on a carbonate platform slope: forward numerical modelling of mechanical stratigraphy and scenarios of failure precondition J. Busson et al.
82. Detection of flood vulnerable areas in urban basins using multi-criteria analysis and geospatial tools: a case study from eastern Mediterranean H. Abdo et al.
83. Diversity of protist genera in periphyton of tufa-depositing karstic river A. Kulaš et al.
84. Flash flood susceptibility mapping using stacking ensemble machine learning models I. Ilia et al.
85. Analysis Of Flood Hazard Zones Using Overlay Method With Figused-Based Scoring Based On Geographic Information Systems: Case Study In Parepare City South Sulawesi Province A. Adlyansah et al.
86. Flood susceptibility mapping using GIS and multi-criteria decision analysis: A case of Dodoma region, central Tanzania M. Msabi & M. Makonyo
87. Characterizing flood hazard risk in data-scarce areas, using a remote sensing and GIS-based flood hazard index M. Kabenge et al.
88. Yomra Deresi Havzasının Taşkın Maruziyet Analizi O. Ertoğral & İ. Çiçek
89. Flash flood mitigation as a positive consequence of anthropogenic forcing on the groundwater resource in a karst catchment H. Jourde et al.
90. Recent advances in karst research: from theory to fieldwork and applications M. Parise et al.
91. Development of a thresholds approach for real‐time flash flood prediction in complex geomorphological river basins N. Kourgialas et al.
92. Self‐accelerated development of salt karst during flash floods along the Dead Sea Coast, Israel Y. Avni et al.
93. Origin and transport of 238U and 226Ra in riverine, estuarine and marine sediments of the Krka River, Croatia N. Cukrov et al.
94. Speleothems as high-resolution paleoflood archives R. Denniston & M. Luetscher
95. Rock-slides on road cuttings in the Dinaric karst of Croatia: processes and factors T. Roje-Bonacci et al.
96. Uncovering the Spatiotemporal Evolution and Driving Factors of Flash Flood in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau C. Li et al.
97. Radon tracing to identify water sources in karst springs during rainstorm events Z. Li et al.
98. Hydrological processes controlling flow generation in a small Mediterranean catchment under karstic influence J. PERRIN & M. TOURNOUD
99. Hydrological analysis of a flash flood across a climatic and geologic gradient: The September 18, 2007 event in Western Slovenia F. Zanon et al.
100. From Recharge to Cave to Spring: Transmission of a Flood Pulse through a Complex Karst Conduit Network, Castleton, Derbyshire (UK) J. Gunn & C. Bradley
101. Delta flood risk analysis: case study from the Neretva River (Croatia) I. Ljubenkov et al.
102. Groundwater flood hazards and mechanisms in lowland karst terrains O. Naughton et al.
103. Understanding flooding in poljes: A modelling perspective C. Mayaud et al.
104. Water losses from the Ričice reservoir built in the Dinaric karst O. Bonacci & T. Roje-Bonacci
105. From rainfall to spring discharge: Coupling conduit flow, subsurface matrix flow and surface flow in karst systems using a discrete–continuum model R. de Rooij et al.
106. Application of Analytical Hierarchy Process for Flood Risk Analysis: A Case Study in Küçük Aksu River Basin (Antalya, Turkey) T. Baykal et al.
107. Groundwater flood risk mapping and management: examples from a lowland karst catchment in Ireland O. Naughton et al.
108. Remote Sensing of Floodwater-Induced Subsurface Halite Dissolution in a Salt Karst System, with Implications for Landscape Evolution: The Western Shores of the Dead Sea G. Baer et al.
109. Assessment of Flood Risk in the High Rainfall Coastal Area of Cuddalore Taluk, Southeast India, Using GIS-Based Analytic Hierarchy Process Techniques A. Saranya et al.
110. In situ monitoring of tracer tests: how to distinguish tracer recovery from natural background V. Bailly-Comte et al.
111. A methodology for extreme groundwater surge predetermination in carbonate aquifers: Groundwater flood frequency analysis K. Najib et al.
112. Elemental and isotopic records in recent fluvio-lacustrine sediments in karstic river Krka, Croatia N. Cukrov et al.
113. Understanding flash floods in a changing urban landscape: the Zagreb 1989 and 2020 events O. Bonacci et al.
114. Conceptualization and classification of groundwater–surface water hydrodynamic interactions in karst watersheds: Case of the karst watershed of the Coulazou River (Southern France) V. Bailly-Comte et al.
115. Gravity Monitoring of Underground Flash Flood Events to Study Their Impact on Groundwater Recharge and the Distribution of Karst Voids A. Watlet et al.