Climate and Catchment Characteristics
Hydrological drought severity explained by climate and catchment characteristics
... to climate and catchment ...of catchment characteristics related to catchment storage and release, ...average catchment wetness (represented by mean annual precipitation) and ...
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On the propagation of drought : how climate and catchment characteristics influence hydrological drought development and recovery
... on climate and catchment characteristics ...a catchment to precipitation) and climate change can be qualitatively assessed using the relation between climate and catch- ment ...
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Variability of Rainfall Erosivity and Erosivity Density in the Ganjiang River Catchment, China: Characteristics and Influences of Climate Change
... changing characteristics of rainfall erosivity and erosivity density in the Ganjiang River catchment, several uncertainties still exist regarding the application of the ...zonal climate ...
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Catchment classification: hydrological analysis of catchment behavior through process based modeling along a climate gradient
... Abstract. Catchment classification is an efficient method to synthesize our understanding of how climate variability and catchment characteristics interact to define hydrological re- ...
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The influence of catchment characteristics on river flow variability
... including catchment characteristics (in addition to geographical location) when transferring river flow data to un-gauged ...the catchment characteristics between these ...the catchment ...
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The Effect Of Deforestation On Catchment Response In The Tropical Climate Region: Case Study For Sungai Padas Catchment
... 2.3 Hydrologic Models There are numerous types of hydrologic software tools for hydrologic modelling purposes such as URBS, RAFTS, XAJ, API, HEC-HMS etc. Most hydrologic software required to be purchased with licence ...
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Recovery of acidified Finnish lakes: trends, patterns and dependence of catchment characteristics
... the catchment area is also high in north Finland, the TOC concentrations are low compared with central ...colder climate and consequently longer soil frost pe- riod, lower primary production and ...
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Recovery of acidified Finnish lakes: trends, patterns and dependence of catchment characteristics
... The recovery from acidification has been strongest in lakes in which sulphate has been the major acidifying agent. These lakes are located mostly in south Finland. Many catchments in Finland, particularly in central ...
Climate and hydrological variability: the catchment filtering role
... on catchment hydrological response, with rainfall statistical properties and their future trends representing the major factors controlling flood frequency ...than climate change itself under certain hydro- ...
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Climate and hydrological variability: the catchment filtering role
... physical characteristics and meteorological conditions, smoothing may average out changes in rainfall distribution in space and time and hence cancel out climate vari- ...why climate variability e ...
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Climate change impacts on water availability in the Murrumbidgee River catchment
... of total land mass of the MDB. In terms of economy, it contributes 25% of NSW state’s fruit and vegetable production, 42% of state’s grapes and half of Australia’s rice production. There are several dams and weirs built ...
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Climate, runoff and landuse trends in the Owo River Catchment in Nigeria
... including climate change, landuse–landcover changes and urbanization amongst ...ric characteristics with concomitant consequences for wa- ter resources availability within the ...rainfall ...
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Impact of climate change on groundwater recharge in lake Manyara catchment
... Different techniques have been used to estimate recharge amount in the region depends on different factors, including data availability and simplicity of the method. A different approach considers precipitation amount, ...
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Characteristics and controls of variability in soil moisture and groundwater in a headwater catchment
... affects climate models, which use land surface water content as a boundary condition (Seneviratne et ...and characteristics of variability may exist in any ...emergent catchment-scale pro- cesses ...
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The impact of the climate change on discharge of Suir River Catchment (Ireland) under different climate scenarios
... soil moisture transfer includes Darcian flow and runoff is routed down the soil column as in the hydrological HBV model. For this study, the RCA model domain has been set up with a 0.12 ◦ (13 km) spherical, rotated ...
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Hydrological drought across the world: impact of climate and physical catchment structure
... of climate and physical catchment structure (soils and groundwater systems) to bet- ter understand underlying drought-generating ...Daily climate data (1958–2001) of 1495 grid cells across the world ...
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Climate change impacts on nutrient loads in the Yorkshire Ouse catchment (UK)
... the climate change scenarios and perturbation to be applied to the actual climate data; and run the model using the baseline and perturbed climate time ...series. Climate scenarios were ...
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Climate Change Impact on Sub Surface Hydrology of Kaduna River Catchment
... River catchment con- sist of the following steps derived from [17]; first pa- rameters of the hydrological model were determined by calibrating the model with historic data, secondly, monthly historical time ...
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Assessment of the Impacts of Long-term Climate Change Variations on Catchment Hydrology
... There is a continuing debate in the hydrological modelling research area on whether or not physically based distributed models better capture recorded streamflow than conceptual lumped models approaches do. In the ...
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The Impact of Climate Change upon the Snowmelt Hydrology of an Upland UK Catchment
... exponentially distributed. The duration and intensity of each rain cell are exponentially distributed by two parameters. At any time step in the series the total intensity is given as the sum of intensities active at ...
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