Peter Molnar

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ETH-Bereich Hochschulen

Switzerland

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Peter Molnar is a Professor at ETH-Bereich Hochschulen in Switzerland. His research focuses on hydrology, landslide prediction, and the impacts of climate change on sediment yield and debris-flow activity. Recent publications include studies on rainfall-induced shallow landslides, debris-flow predictions in Alpine catchments, and the effects of riparian vegetation on groundwater levels.

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Wouter Berghuijs

University of Amsterdam

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Seasonality and Drivers of Low Flows Across Europe and the United States

Rainfall-induced shallow landslides and soil wetness: comparison of physically based and probabilistic predictions

Evaluating methods for debris-flow prediction based on rainfall in an Alpine catchment

Seasonality and Drivers of Low Flows Across Europe and the United States

Climate Change Impacts on Sediment Yield and Debris-Flow Activity in an Alpine Catchment

Field evidence of riparian vegetation response to groundwater levels in a gravel-bed river

Interannual Dynamics of Ice Cliff Populations on Debris-Covered Glaciers From Remote Sensing Observations and Stochastic Modeling

Numerical Analysis of the Effect of Subgrid Variability in a Physically Based Hydrological Model on Runoff, Soil Moisture, and Slope Stability

Rainfall seasonality and timing: implications for cereal crop production in Ethiopia

Rainfall spatial-heterogeneity accelerates landscape evolution processes

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Wouter Berghuijs

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