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Interpretable feature incorporation machine-learning framework for flood magnitude estimation

Hydrology and Earth System Sciences · 2026.04.16CAS Tier 1 · Top (2025)

Paper authors：Emma Ford · Manuela I. Brunner · Hannah Christensen · Louise Slater

DOI: 10.5194/hess-30-2135-2026

Water & environment Weather & climate

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