A multi-distribution approach to POT methods for determining extreme wave heights

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A two-step framework for over-threshold modelling of environmental extremes (2014, methodology): “Analyzing significant wave heights, (Mazas and Hamm, 2011) suggested that the value of λT should be roughly between 5 and 10, also depending on the value of the time series duration (closer to 5 for long time series, closer to 10 for short ones).”
Statistical analysis on extreme wave height (2012, background): “Recently, the use of double threshold, with objective tools for determining high threshold for the estimation of extreme wave height, was presented and justified (Franck and Luc 2011).”
An event-based approach for extreme joint probabilities of waves and sea levels (2017, background): “In the univariate case, Mazas and Hamm (2011) recommended setting the threshold so as to select 5 to 10 storms per year in average (in mid-latitude areas such as Western Europe).”