Analysis of a Long Record of Annual Maximum Rainfall in Athens, Greece, and Design Rainfall Inferences
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extreme rainfall; extreme value distribution; intensity-frequency-duration relationship; hydrologic statistics; flood design; flood risk; Athens;All these keywords.
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