The book "Modelling hydrological impacts of climate change using bias-corrected" offers a comprehensive analysis of the hydrological impacts of climate change, based on a bias correction approach. It examines changes in precipitation patterns and their influence on hydrological models. The authors, Sandra Hellmers and Surafel Abebe, utilize historical data from the period of 1971 to 2000 and project future scenarios up to 2065. By applying the quantile mapping method, a more precise adjustment of climate model data to observed precipitation data is achieved. The results show significant changes in precipitation patterns, including an increase in extreme rainfall and a shift in dry and wet periods. These findings are crucial for understanding future hydrological conditions and their impacts on drought and flood events.