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Yan Li, Julian R. Thompson and Hengpeng Li
Sparse climatic observations represent a major challenge for hydrological modeling of mountain catchments with implications for decision-making in water resources management. Employing elevation bands in the Soil and Water Assessment Tool-Sequential Unce...
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Yan Li, Julian R. Thompson, Hengpeng Li
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Sparse climatic observations represent a major challenge for hydrological modeling of mountain catchments with implications for decision-making in water resources management. Employing elevation bands in the Soil and Water Assessment Tool-Sequential Unce...
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Vishal Singh and Francisco Muñoz-Arriola
The present work proposes to improve estimates of snowpack and snowmelt and their assessment in the steep Himalayan ranges at the sub-catchment scale. Temporal variability of streamflow and the associated distribution of accumulated snow in catchments wi...
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Xianwei Wang, Huijiao Chen, Yaning Chen
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Most glaciers in China lie in high mountainous environments and have relatively large surface slopes. Common analyses consider glaciers? projected areas (2D Area) in a two-dimensional plane, which are much smaller than glacier?s topographic surface exten...
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Xianwei Wang, Huijiao Chen and Yaning Chen
Most glaciers in China lie in high mountainous environments and have relatively large surface slopes. Common analyses consider glaciers? projected areas (2D Area) in a two-dimensional plane, which are much smaller than glacier?s topographic surface exten...
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Jiao Liu, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Alishir Kurban and Xi Chen
Most studies of input data used in hydrological models have focused on flow; however, point discharge data negligibly reflect deviations in spatial input data. To study the effects of different input data sources on hydrological processes at the catchmen...
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Jiao Liu, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Alishir Kurban, Xi Chen
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Most studies of input data used in hydrological models have focused on flow; however, point discharge data negligibly reflect deviations in spatial input data. To study the effects of different input data sources on hydrological processes at the catchmen...
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Yanyan Kang, Wanting Lv, Jinyan He and Xianrong Ding
Measurement of beach heights in the intertidal zone has great importance for dynamic geomorphology research, coastal zone management, and the protection of ecological resources. Based on satellite images, the waterline method based on satellite images is...
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Jan Schmieder, Stefan Seeger, Markus Weiler and Ulrich Strasser
We determined the streamflow transit time and the subsurface water storage volume in the glacierized high-elevation catchment of the Rofenache (Oetztal Alps, Austria) with the lumped parameter transit time model TRANSEP. Therefore we enhanced the surface...
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Khan Garee, Xi Chen, Anming Bao, Yu Wang and Fanhao Meng
The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model combined with a temperature index and elevation band algorithm was applied to the Hunza watershed, where snow and glacier-melt are the major contributor to river flow. This study?s uniqueness is its use of ...
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Nina Omani, Raghavan Srinivasan, Raghupathy Karthikeyan and Patricia K. Smith
The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) was used to simulate five glacierized river basins that are global in coverage and vary in climate. The river basins included the Narayani (Nepal), Vakhsh (Central Asia), Rhone (Switzerland), Mendoza (Central And...
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Khan Garee, Xi Chen, Anming Bao, Yu Wang, Fanhao Meng
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The Soil andWater Assessment Tool (SWAT) model combined with a temperature index and elevation band algorithm was applied to the Hunza watershed, where snow and glacier-melt are the major contributor to river flow. This study?s uniqueness is its use of a...
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Nina Omani, Raghavan Srinivasan, Raghupathy Karthikeyan, Patricia K. Smith
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The Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) was used to simulate five glacierized river basins that are global in coverage and vary in climate. The river basins included the Narayani (Nepal), Vakhsh (Central Asia), Rhone (Switzerland), Mendoza (Central And...
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Kristi R. Arsenault and Paul R. Houser
Snow depletion curves (SDC) are functions that are used to show the relationship between snow covered area and snow depth or water equivalent. Previous snow cover data assimilation (DA) studies have used theoretical SDC models as observation operators to...
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Jiao Liu, Min Luo, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Xianwei Feng, Xi Chen
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Climate change and the impacts on hydrological processes in Karakoram region are highly important to the available water resources in downstream oases. In this study, a modified quantile perturbation method (QPM), which was improved by considering the fr...
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Jiao Liu, Min Luo, Tie Liu, Anming Bao, Philippe De Maeyer, Xianwei Feng and Xi Chen
Climate change and the impacts on hydrological processes in Karakoram region are highly important to the available water resources in downstream oases. In this study, a modified quantile perturbation method (QPM), which was improved by considering the fr...
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Sokly Siev, Enrico C. Paringit, Chihiro Yoshimura and Seingheng Hul
Flood pulses occur annually along the Tonle Sap River (TSR) due to the large volume of water flowing from Tonle Sap Lake (TSL), its tributaries, and the Mekong River (MR). This study describes the seasonal changes in inundation area and water volume in t...
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