Increasing vulnerability to extreme floods and societal needs of hydrological forecasting

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Vulnérabilité croissante aux crues extrêmes et demandes sociales en prévision hydrologique [1 ]
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Takeuchi, K. (takeuchi@mail.yamanashi.ac.jp) | 2001年 / IAHS Press卷 / 46期
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