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Advances in interbasin groundwater circulation
Significance Groundwater flow paths may cross the surface divide at the regional scale, resulting in interbasin groundwater circulation that affects hydrological relationships and solute transport process between basins.
Pengfei Han +3 more
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Technical note: Do different projections matter for the Budyko framework? [PDF]
The widely used Budyko framework defines the water and energy limits of catchments. Generally, catchments plot close to these physical limits, and Budyko (1974) developed a curve that predicted the positions of catchments in this framework.
R. C. Nijzink, S. J. Schymanski
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Calibrating a Hydrological Model in an Ungauged Mountain Basin with the Budyko Framework
Calibrating spatially distributed hydrological models in ungauged mountain basins is complicated due to the paucity of information and the uncertainty in representing the physical characteristics of a drainage area. In this study, an innovative method is
Jiefeng Wu, Xiaohong Chen, Zexing Yu
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Analyzing the water resources components and connecting these components in the large-scale framework lead the decision makers and scientists to find better innovative and more effective solutions to water crisis challenges.
Ameneh Mianabadi +1 more
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Study region: Mainland China, covering diverse hydroclimatic and physiographic regions, during 1980–2022. Study focus: This study evaluated the applicability of the Budyko-Fu framework across mainland China using three regionalization schemes: watershed ...
Lijun Chao +6 more
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The classical two-dimensional (2D) Budyko framework, while foundational for understanding water partitioning, faces critical limitations due to its steady-state assumption, which neglects terrestrial water storage changes (TWSC) and limits spatiotemporal
Qing He +4 more
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A global Budyko model to partition evaporation into interception and transpiration [PDF]
Evaporation is a crucial flux in the hydrological cycle and links the water and energy balance of a catchment. The Budyko framework is often used to provide a first-order estimate of evaporation, as it is a straightforward model with only rainfall and ...
A. Mianabadi +5 more
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Incorporating the Vadose Zone into the Budyko Framework
The Budyko framework provides a quantitative description of long-term average annual evapotranspiration at catchment scales in terms of macro-climatic variables.
Garrison Sposito
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Diagnosis and Treatment of the SWAT Hydrological Response Using the Budyko Framework
The hydrologic response of a river basin pertains to how precipitation is partitioned into streamflow, evapotranspiration, and infiltration. The reliability of all these components is essential for the sustainable use of water resources. This paper seeks
Ad De Roo +2 more
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