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Global prediction of extreme floods in ungauged watersheds

Nature · CAS Tier 1 · Top (2025)

Paper authors：Grey Nearing · Deborah Cohen · Vusumuzi Dube · Martin Gauch · Oren Gilon · Shaun Harrigan · Avinatan Hassidim · Daniel Klotz · Frederik Kratzert · Asher Metzger · Sella Nevo · Florian Pappenberger · Christel Prudhomme · Guy Shalev · Shlomo Shenzis · Tadele Yednkachw Tekalign · Dana Weitzner · Yossi Matias

DOI: 10.1038/s41586-024-07145-1

Water & environment

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AI summaryUses learning across watersheds to forecast extreme floods in ungauged basins and evaluates reliability across regions and lead times, addressing forecasting needs where observations are scarce.

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