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Prix Henri Milon 2007 - Extrêmes hydrologiques

Détection et prise en compte d’éventuels impacts du changement climatique sur les extrêmes hydrologiques en France

Detecting and taking into account possible impacts of climate change on hydrological extremes

Benjamin Renard University of Newcastle - School of engineering Callaghan 2308, Australia Correspondence[email protected]
Pages 109-117 | Published online: 20 Mar 2008

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