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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Chris Iliadis Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	A cost-benefit 'source-receptor' framework for implementation of Blue-Green flood risk management	2024
Dr Amy Green Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Andras Bardossy	A framework for space–time modelling of rainfall events for hydrological applications of weather radar	2024
Dr James Mckenna Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	A local multi-layer approach to modelling interactions between shallow water flows and obstructions	2024
Dr Amy Green Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Andras Bardossy	Assessing rainfall radar errors with an inverse stochastic modelling framework	2024
Dr James Mckenna Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	A new riemann solver for modelling bridges in flood flows - Development and experimental validation	2023
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Chris Kilsby	Assessment of TRMM rainfall data for flood modelling in three contrasting catchments in Java, Indonesia	2023
Dr Chris Iliadis Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Cloud Modelling of Property-Level Flood Exposure in Megacities	2023
Dr Rixia Zan Adrian Blackburn Dr Aom Plaimart Dr Kishor Acharya Professor Claire Walsh et al.	Environmental DNA clarifies impacts of combined sewer overflows on the bacteriology of an urban river and resulting risks to public health	2023
Dr Chris Iliadis Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Urban Flood Modelling under Extreme Rainfall Conditions for Building-Level Flood Exposure Analysis	2023
Dr Rixia Zan Dr Kishor Acharya Adrian Blackburn Professor Chris Kilsby Professor David Werner et al.	A Mobile Laboratory Enables Fecal Pollution Source Tracking in Catchments Using Onsite qPCR Assays	2022
Robert Bertsch Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Building level flood exposure analysis using a hydrodynamic model	2022
Professor Andras Bardossy Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Stephen Birkinshaw	Is Precipitation Responsible for the Most Hydrological Model Uncertainty?	2022
Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby	Partial afforestation has uncertain effect on flood frequency and peak discharge at large catchment scales (100-1000 km²), south-central Chile	2022
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Sailing synthetic seas: Stochastic simulation of benchmark sea state time series	2022
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Testing tests before testing data: an untold tale of compound events and binary dependence	2022
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Dr Greg O'Donnell Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Improved hydrological modelling of urban catchments using runoff coefficients	2021
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Greg O'Donnell Dr Paul Quinn Dr Russell Adams et al.	Stormwater detention ponds in urban catchments—analysis and validation of performance of ponds in the ouseburn catchment, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK	2021
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	All in order: distribution of serially correlated order statistics with applications to hydrological extremes	2020
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Dissecting innovative trend analysis	2020
Dr Fergus McClean Professor Richard Dawson Professor Chris Kilsby	Implications of Using Global Digital Elevation Models for Flood Risk Analysis in Cities	2020
Doug Richardson Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Improving sub-seasonal forecast skill of meteorological drought: a weather pattern approach	2020
Jamie Ledingham David Archer Dr Elizabeth Lewis Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Contrasting seasonality of storm rainfall and flood runoff in the UK and some implications for rainfall-runoff methods of flood estimation	2019
Dr Vassilis Glenis Robert Bertsch Professor Chris Kilsby	Developing spatial prioritization criteria for integrated urban flood management based on a source-to-impact flood analysis	2019
Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Aidan Burton Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Dr Stephen Birkinshaw et al.	Downscaling climate change of mean climatology and extremes of precipitation and temperature: Application to a Mediterranean climate basin	2019
Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Dr Aidan Burton Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Nathan Forsythe et al.	Downscaling climate change of water availability, sediment yield and extreme events: Application to a Mediterranean climate basin	2019
Professor Christopher Jones Brett Cherry Professor Chris Kilsby	Newcastle's 'twin cities'	2019
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Greg O'Donnell	The Blue-Green Path to Urban Flood Resilience	2019
Doug Richardson Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Andras Bardossy	Weekly to multi-month persistence in sets of daily weather patterns over Europe and the North Atlantic Ocean	2019
Dr Vassilis Glenis Dr Vedrana Kutija Professor Chris Kilsby	A fully hydrodynamic urban flood modelling system representing buildings, green space and interventions	2018
Doug Richardson Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	A new precipitation and drought climatology based on weather patterns	2018
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	A Probabilistic Analysis of Surface Water Flood Risk in London.	2018
Dr Elizabeth Lewis Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Development of a system for automated setup of a physically-based, spatially-distributed hydrological model for catchments in Great Britain	2018
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Flood propagation and duration in large river basins: a data-driven analysis for reinsurance purposes	2018
Dr Selma Guerreiro Professor Richard Dawson Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Elizabeth Lewis Dr Alistair Ford et al.	Future heat-waves, droughts and floods in 571 European cities	2018
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Dr Greg O'Donnell Professor Chris Kilsby	Improving bank erosion modelling at catchment scale by incorporating temporal and spatial variability	2018
Dr Gaihua Fu Professor Sean Wilkinson Professor Richard Dawson Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Integrated Approach to Assess the Resilience of Future Electricity Infrastructure Networks to Climate Hazards	2018
Professor Chris Kilsby Brett Cherry	Managing incidents with the 'digital twin'	2018
Miles Clement Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Philip Moore	Multi-temporal synthetic aperture radar flood mapping using change detection	2018
Michael Pollock Dr Greg O'Donnell Dr Paul Quinn Dr Elizabeth Lewis Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Quantifying and Mitigating Wind‐Induced Undercatch in Rainfall Measurements	2018
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Unsurprising surprises: The frequency of record‐breaking and over‐threshold hydrological extremes under spatial and temporal dependence	2018
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Untenable nonstationarity: An assessment of the fitness for purpose of trend tests in hydrology	2018
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	A blueprint for full collective flood risk estimation: demonstration for European river flooding	2017
Linda Speight Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby	A multi-scale framework for flood risk analysis at spatially distributed locations	2017
Dr Selma Guerreiro Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Assessing the threat of future megadrought in Iberia	2017
Dr Selma Guerreiro Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Elizabeth Lewis et al.	Dry getting drier − the future of transnational river basins in Iberia	2017
Dr Selma Guerreiro Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Richard Dawson Professor Chris Kilsby	Pluvial flooding in European cities - A continental approach to urban flood modelling	2017
Robert Bertsch Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Urban Flood Simulation Using Synthetic Storm Drain Networks	2017
Professor Claire Walsh Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Hayley Fowler John Richmond Professor Richard Dawson et al.	Adaptation of water resource systems to an uncertain future	2016
Professor Chris Kilsby	Analysing changes in short-duration extreme rainfall events	2016
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Irreversibility and complex network behavior of stream flow fluctuations	2016
Dr Selma Guerreiro Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Rainfall in Iberian transnational basins: a drier future for the Douro, Tagus and Guadiana?	2016
Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Simulating multimodal seasonality in extreme daily precipitation occurrence	2016
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	The importance of prewhitening in change point analysis under persistence	2016
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Understanding persistence to avoid underestimation of collective flood risk	2016
Matt Ives Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby	Water supply systems assessment	2016
Dr Nathan Forsythe Andrew Hardy Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	A detailed cloud fraction climatology of the Upper Indus Basin and its implications for near surface air temperature	2015
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	A transient stochastic weather generator incorporating climate model uncertainty	2015
Edward Byers Alex Leathard David Alderson Professor Jim Hall Professor Jaime Amezaga et al.	Cooling water for Britain's future electricity supply	2015
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Stationarity is undead: Uncertainty dominates the distribution of extremes	2015
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Andras Bardossy Professor Chris Kilsby	Upper tail dependence in rainfall extremes: would we know it if we saw it?	2015
Dr Selma Guerreiro Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Francesco Serinaldi	Analysis of time variation of rainfall in transnational basins in Iberia: abrupt changes or trends?	2014
Dr Nathan Forsythe Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop John Richmond Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Application of a stochastic weather generator to assess climate change impacts in a semi-arid climate: The Upper Indus Basin	2014
Professor Jim Hall Professor Thomas Curtis Emeritus Professor Cliff Jones Professor Chris Kilsby Alex Leathard et al.	Assessing the Long-Term Performance of Cross-Sectoral Strategies for National Infrastructure	2014
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Philip Moore Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Greg O'Donnell Andrew Hardy et al.	Daily discharge estimation at ungauged river sites using remote sensing	2014
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Delivering and evaluating the multiple flood risk benefits in Blue-Green cities: An interdisciplinary approach	2014
Dr Fabio Galatioto Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Exploring and Modelling the Impacts of Rainfall and Flooding on Transport Network. The case study of Newcastle upon Tyne	2014
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Vedrana Kutija	Flood Risk Management in Small Urban River Using a Sustainable Urban Drainage System: Wortley Beck, Leeds, UK	2014
Professor Chris Kilsby	Floods and climate: emerging perspectives for flood risk assessment and management	2014
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Implications of climate change for thermal discomfort on underground railways	2014
Hongbin Zhang Yueling Wang Professor Qiuhua Liang Dr Luke Smith Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Non-negative depth reconstruction for a two-dimensional partial inertial inundation model	2014
Dr Mari Jones Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Objective classification of extreme rainfall regions for the UK and updated estimates of trends in regional extreme rainfall	2014
Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Probabilistic spatial risk assessment of heat impacts and adaptations for London	2014
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Rainfall extremes: Toward reconciliation after the battle of distributions	2014
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	Simulating daily rainfall fields over large areas for collective risk estimation	2014
Professor Chris Kilsby	Wrapt - software for analysing UKCP09 weather generator output	2014
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Stephen Blenkinsop	An assessment of changes in seasonal and annual extreme rainfall in the UK between 1961 and 2009	2013
Dr Vassilis Glenis Dr Stephen McGough Dr Vedrana Kutija Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Simon Woodman et al.	Flood modelling for cities using Cloud computing	2013
John Richmond Dr Vassilis Glenis Professor Chris Kilsby	Models of daily rainfall cross-correlation for the United Kingdom	2013
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	On the sampling distribution of Allan factor estimator for a homogeneous Poisson process and its use to test inhomogeneities at multiple scales	2013
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	The intrinsic dependence structure of peak, volume, duration and average intensity of hyetographs and hydrographs	2013
Dr Vassilis Glenis Dr Vedrana Kutija Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Stephen McGough Dr Simon Woodman et al.	Urban flood modelling using cloud computing	2013
Dr Francesco Serinaldi Professor Chris Kilsby	A modular class of multisite monthly rainfall generators for water resource management and impact studies	2012
Nathan Forsythe Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler David Archer	Assessment of Runoff Sensitivity in the Upper Indus Basin to Interannual Climate Variability and Potential Change Using MODIS Satellite Data Products	2012
Professor Richard Dawson Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby	Earth Systems Engineering 2012: A technical symposium on systems engineering for sustainable adaptation to global change	2012
Janice Blanc Professor Jim Hall Dr Nicolas Roche Professor Richard Dawson John Richmond et al.	Enhanced efficiency of pluvial flood risk estimation in urban areas using spatial-temporal rainfall simulations	2012
Dr Isabella Bovolo Ryan Pereira Dr Geoffrey Parkin Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Thomas Wagner et al.	Fine-scale regional climate patterns in the Guianas, tropical South America, based on observations and reanalysis data	2012
Dr Nathan Forsythe Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby David Archer	Opportunities from remote sensing for supporting water resources management in village/valley scale catchments in the Upper Indus Basin	2012
Professor John Ewen Emma O'Connell Dr James Bathurst Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Chris Kilsby et al.	Physically-based modelling, uncertainty, and pragmatism – Comment on: ‘Système Hydrologique Europeén (SHE): review and perspectives after 30 years development in distributed physically-based hydrological modelling’ by Jens Christian Refsgaard, Børge Storm and Thomas Clausen	2012
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Role of hydrology in managing consequences of a changing global environment	2012
Professor Jim Hall Professor Enda O'Connell Professor Chris Kilsby	Towards risk-based water resources planning in England and Wales under a changing climate	2012
Professor Chris Kilsby	Perturbing a Weather Generator using change factors derived from Regional Climate Model simulations	2011
John Richmond Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	A stochastic model for the spatial-temporal simulation of nonhomogeneous rainfall occurrence and amounts	2010
Mervyn Jones Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Stephen Blenkinsop	An updated regional frequency analysis of United Kingdom extreme rainfall from 1961-2009	2010
Nathan Forsythe Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Assessing climate pressures on glacier-melt and snowmelt-derived runoff in the Hindu Kush-Karakoram sector of the Upper Indus Basin	2010
Professor Sean Wilkinson Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Chris Kilsby	Challenges for the Assessment of Future Design Wind	2010
John Richmond Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Chris Kilsby	Downscaling transient climate change using a Neyman–Scott Rectangular Pulses stochastic rainfall model	2010
Dr Mark Wilkinson Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby	Measuring and modelling storm rainfall and flood response behaviour in a densely instrumented multi-scale catchment experiment	2010
John Richmond Dr Vassilis Glenis Dr Isabella Bovolo Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Hayley Fowler et al.	Stochastic rainfall modelling for the assessment of urban flood hazard in a changing climate	2010
Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Supplement to: Brown S, Boorman P, McDonald R, Murphy J, 2009. Interpretation for use of surface wind speed projections from the 11-member Met Office Regional Climate Model ensemble	2010
Professor Richard Dawson Professor Jim Hall Professor Claire Walsh Professor Stuart Barr John Richmond et al.	The Tyndall Centre’s Urban Integrated Assessment Facility	2010
Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Vassilis Glenis John Richmond	UK Climate Projections science report: Projections of future daily climate for the UK from the Weather Generator	2010
Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Dr Greg O'Donnell Professor Philip Moore Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler et al.	Using satellite altimetry data to augment flow estimation techniques on the Mekong River	2010
Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Vassilis Glenis John Richmond	UK Climate Projections science report: Projections of future daily climate for the UK from the Weather Generator	2009
Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Stephanie Glendinning Dr Paul Hughes Dr Geoffrey Parkin	Climate-change impacts on long-term performance of slopes	2009
Professor Jim Hall Professor Richard Dawson Professor Claire Walsh Professor Stuart Barr Dr Michael Batty et al.	Engineering Cities: How can cities grow whilst reducing emissions and vulnerability?	2009
Lucy Manning Professor Jim Hall Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Using probabilistic climate change information from a multimodel ensemble for water resources assessment	2009
Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler John Richmond	Climate models' value	2008
John Richmond Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Enda O'Connell	RainSim: A spatial-temporal stochastic rainfall modelling system	2008
Lucy Manning Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Stephanie Glendinning	Spatial analysis of the reliability of transport networks subject to rainfall-induced landslides	2008
Professor Chris Kilsby John Richmond Dr Alistair Ford Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Philip James et al.	A daily weather generator for use in climate change studies	2007
Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby	Climate scenarios and decision making under uncertainty	2007
Professor Chris Kilsby Sebastien Tellier Professor Hayley Fowler	Hydrological impacts of climate change on the Tejo and Guadiana Rivers	2007
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby	Implications of climate change on flow regime affecting Atlantic salmon	2007
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Modelling the impacts of projected future climate change on water resources in north-west England	2007
Professor Chris Kilsby	Sustainable water: Uncertainty, risk and vulnerability in Europe	2007
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Using regional climate model data to simulate historical and future river flows in northwest England	2007
Dr Mark Wilkinson Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby	A Multiscale Nested Experiment for Understanding and Prediction of High Rainfall and Flood Response Spatial Behaviour in the Eden Catchment, Cumbria, UK	2006
Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Chris Kilsby	Can regional climate models reproduce the historic magnitude and frequency of severe UK extreme rainfall events, and how will this change under global warming?	2006
Professor Hayley Fowler Dr Stephen Blenkinsop Professor Chris Kilsby	Changes in UK extreme rainfall projected by the PRUDENCE regional climate models	2006
Dr Will Mayes Professor Claire Walsh Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Mark Wilkinson et al.	Monitoring a flood event in a densely instrumented catchment, the Upper Eden, Cumbria, UK	2006
Dr Mark Wilkinson Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby	Runoff exceeding rainfall: The problems of precipitation underestimation in the Eden Catchment, Cumbria, UK	2006
Lucy Manning Professor Jim Hall Professor Chris Kilsby	System reliability analysis with spatial rainfall data: an example of rail network reliability subject to rainfall-induced landslides	2006
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Andy Large Emeritus Professor Malcolm Newson	Typology approach to assessing the impact of climate change in instream physical habitat	2006
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell John Richmond	A weather-type conditioned multi-site stochastic rainfall model for the generation of scenarios of climatic variability and change	2005
Dr Ahmad Moaven-Hashemi Professor Chris Kilsby John Richmond Professor Enda O'Connell	Modelling trends and interannual variability of rainfall in West Bank	2005
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	New estimates of future changes in extreme rainfall across the UK using regional climate model integrations. 1. Assessment of control climate	2005
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	New estimates of future changes in extreme rainfall across the UK using regional climate model integrations. 2. Future estimates and use in impact studies	2005
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby	Potential impact of climate change on river flow regimes affecting Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)	2005
John Richmond Dr Ahmad Moaven-Hashemi Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Simulating monthly and inter-annual precipitation variability with a Neyman Scott space-time rainfall generator	2005
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby	Transferable low flow targets for juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and brown trout(Salmo trutta)	2005
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Future increases in UK water resource drought projected by a regional climate model	2004
Professor William Sloan Professor Chris Kilsby	Incorporating topographic variability into a simple regional snowmelt model	2004
Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Ahmad Moaven-Hashemi Professor Enda O'Connell	Simulation of rainfall extremes: fitting to observed annual maxima	2004
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	A regional frequency analysis of United Kingdom extreme rainfall from 1961 to 2000	2003
Dr Paul Quinn Professor Enda O'Connell Professor Chris Kilsby Dr Geoffrey Parkin Dr James Bathurst et al.	Catchment hydrology and sustainable management (CHASM): generic experimental design	2003
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Changes in UK extreme rainfall projected by regional climate models and implications for flood risk	2003
Professor Claire Walsh Professor Chris Kilsby	Effect of future climate change on hydrological regimes: inferences for catchment flow management and Atlantic salmon	2003
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Implications of changes in seasonal and annual extreme rainfall	2003
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	Modeling the impacts of climatic change and variability on the reliability, resilience, and vulnerability of a water resource system	2003
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Seasonal changes in UK extreme rainfall	2003
Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	A space-time Neyman-Scott model of rainfall: Empirical analysis of extremes	2002
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	A weather-type approach to analysing water resource drought in the Yorkshire region from 1881 to 1998	2002
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Changing magnitude and frequency of extreme rainfall events in the UK from 1961 to 2000	2002
Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Hayley Fowler	Changing UK extreme rainfall and implications for design	2002
John Richmond Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	Generating synthetic rainfall time series across Europe for present and future climates	2002
Dr James Bathurst Professor Chris Kilsby	MEDRUSH, A basin-scale physically based model for forecasting runoff and sediment yield	2002
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	Modelling the impact of climate change on the reliability of the Yorkshire water supply network	2002
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby	Precipitation and the North Atlantic Oscillation: A study of climatic variability in Northern England	2002
Professor John Ewen Dr James Bathurst Dr Geoffrey Parkin Professor Enda O'Connell Dr Stephen Birkinshaw et al.	SHETRAN physically-based distributed river basin modelling system	2002
Professor Chris Kilsby	Flood forecasting in Andhra Pradesh, India	2001
Professor Hayley Fowler Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	A stochastic rainfall model for the assessment of regional water resource systems under changed climatic conditions	2000
Professor Chris Kilsby John Richmond	Developing a regionalized rainfall model for Europe	2000
Professor Chris Kilsby John Richmond Dr Stephen Birkinshaw Professor Enda O'Connell	Extreme rainfall and flood frequency distribution modelling for present and future climates	2000
Professor Chris Kilsby Professor John Ewen Professor William Sloan John Richmond Professor Enda O'Connell et al.	The UP modelling system for large scale hydrology: Simulation of the Arkansas-Red River basin	1999
Professor John Ewen Professor William Sloan Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	UP Modelling System for large scale hydrology: deriving large-scale physically-based parameters for the Arkansas-Red River basin	1999
Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	Predicting rainfall statistics in England and Wales using atmospheric circulation variables	1998
Professor William Sloan Professor John Ewen Professor Chris Kilsby Professor Enda O'Connell	Physically based model for large river basins	1997