Regularized joint inverse estimation of extreme rainfall amounts in ungauged coastal basins of El Salvador
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El Salvador; Monte Carlo; Nonuniqueness; Prediction; Prior information; Extreme rainfall; Regionalization; Return periods; Recurrence intervals; Regularization; Uncertainty; Ungauged;All these keywords.
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