Palaeohydrology: Traces, Tracks and Trails of Extreme Events

Part A: Studies with temporal focus.-
Ch.1 Global megaflood paleohydrology.-
Ch.2 Flooding northern Germany: impacts and magnitudes of Middle Pleistocene glacial lake-outburst floods.-
Ch.3 Outburst flood from Möhne Reservoir in May 1943 after aerial bombing.-
Part B: Studies with regional focus.-
Ch.4 Droughts in historical times in Europe, as derived from documentary evidence.-
Ch.5 Geomorphological and geoarchaeological evidence of the Medieval deluge in the Tagliamento River (NE Italy).-
Ch.6 Inverted channels in the eastern Sahara - distribution, formation, and interpretation to enable reconstruction of paleodrainage networks.-
Ch.7 Noah's Flood - probing an ancient narrative using geoscience.-
Part C: Studies with methodical and technical topics.-
Ch.8 Luminescence dating in fluvial settings: overcoming the challenge of partial bleaching.-
Ch.9 Large palaeomeanders in Europe: distribution, formation process, age, environments and significance.-
Ch.10 Palaeostage indicators in rivers - an illustrated review.-
Ch.11 High-resolution sedimentary paleoflood records in alluvial river environments - a review of recent methodological advances and application to flood hazard assessment.