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Warming climate and water withdrawals threaten river flow connectivity in China. [PDF]
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Multi-Objective Optimization of a Hydro-Economic Model in an Over-Allocated Agricultural Basin. [PDF]
Markovich KH +5 more
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Possible effects of anthropogenic and volcanic aerosols on the ITCZ and rainfall over South America
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Streamflow Variability, Seasonal Forecasting and Water Resources Systems
The interannual variability of streamflow in Australia is greater than elsewhere in the world. Reliable forecasts of streamflow would go a long way towards improving the management of water resources systems by enabling them to cope better with the high inter-annual variability. In the first part of this paper, a clear link between runoff in Australian
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Effect of Snow on Streamflow Variability
2023With the ongoing climate warming, changes in intra-annual distribution, annual volume, and their inter-annual variability of streamflow have been key research topics of ever-increasing interest. For settling the question of how changing climate shapes streamflow dynamics, here, we used long-term (1950-2010) observations of monthly streamflow (Q) for ...
Juntai Han, Yuting Yang
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Assessment of Streamflow Variability with Upgraded HydroClimatic Conceptual Streamflow Model
Water Resources Management, 2019HydroClimatic Conceptual Streamflow (HCCS) model is a conceptual model for prediction and future assessment of daily streamflow using climate inputs and time-varying watershed characteristics. However, without denying its useful salient features in a changing climate, applicability of the HCCS model is limited to the basins without any major man-made ...
Mayank Suman, Rajib Maity
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Global ENSO-streamflow teleconnection, streamflow forecasting and interannual variability
Hydrological Sciences Journal, 2002Abstract El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) has been linked to climate anomalies throughout the world. This paper presents an overview of global ENSO-streamflow teleconnection and identifies regions where the relationship may be exploited to forecast streamflow several months ahead.
FRANCIS H. S. CHIEW, THOMAS A. McMAHON
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