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Nicolás Rodríguez-Jeangros, Amanda S. Hering and John E. McCray
In recent decades, the Rocky Mountains (RM) have undergone significant changes associated with anthropogenic activities and natural disturbances. These changes have the potential to alter primary productivity and biomass carbon storage. In particular, di...
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Kim C. Green,Cherie J. Westbrook
Channel structure, riparian zone structure, and sediment transport capacity were investigated for Sandown Creek, a stream in the East Kootenay region of British Columbia where beaver dams were removed in the late 1980s to ?improve? fish passage and flood...
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Kacper Jancewicz, Milena Rózycka, Mariusz Szymanowski, Maciej Kryza and Piotr Migon
We review DTM-based measures that can be applied to study the main drainage divides of mountain ranges. Both measures proposed in the past and new or modified approaches are presented, in order to show an ensemble of tools and jointly discuss their infor...
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Abdelrahman Khalifa, Bashar Bashir, Abdullah Alsalman and Nazik Ögretmen
The Abu-Dabbab area, located in the central part of the Egyptian Eastern Desert, is an active seismic region where micro-earthquakes (?ML < 2.0) are recorded regularly. Earthquake epicenters are concentrated along an ENE?WSW trending pattern. In this stu...
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RK Kamble
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An attempt has been carried out to assess water management practices adopted by Jardhar villagers in Chamba block of Uttrakhand. The rain water during rainy season got collected in chahals (mountainous tanks) on top of mountains. The rain water which got...
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Sonja C. Jähnig, Jonathan D. Tonkin, Maria Gies, Sami Domisch, Daniel Hering, Peter Haase
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Given the scientific consensus that climate change is impacting biodiversity, estimates of future climate change effects on stream communities and assessments of potential biases are necessary. Here, we propose a simple technique to approximate changes i...
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Sonja C. Jähnig, Jonathan D. Tonkin, Maria Gies, Sami Domisch, Daniel Hering and Peter Haase
Given the scientific consensus that climate change is impacting biodiversity, estimates of future climate change effects on stream communities and assessments of potential biases are necessary. Here, we propose a simple technique to approximate changes i...
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Beata Baziak, Marek Bodziony and Robert Szczepanek
Machine learning models facilitate the search for non-linear relationships when modeling hydrological processes, but they are equally effective for automation at the data preparation stage. The tasks for which automation was analyzed consisted of estimat...
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Taylor Joyal, Alexander K. Fremier and Jan Boll
In the humid tropics, forest conversion and climate change threaten the hydrological function and stationarity of watersheds, particularly in steep terrain. As climate change intensifies, shifting precipitation patterns and expanding agricultural and pas...
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Sergei Borsch, Yuri Simonov, Andrei Khristoforov, Natalia Semenova, Valeria Koliy, Ekaterina Ryseva, Vladimir Krovotyntsev and Victoria Derugina
This paper presents a method of hydrograph extrapolation, intended for simple and efficient streamflow forecasting with up to 10 days lead time. The forecast of discharges or water levels is expressed by a linear formula depending on their values on the ...
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Rowena Harrison, Johan van Tol and Philippe Amiotte Suchet
It has long been recognised that the role of soils is critical to the understanding of the way catchments store and release water. This study aimed to gain an understanding of the hydropedological characteristics and flow dynamics of the soils of three m...
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Nikita Tananaev
Major ions, stable isotopes, and trace elements, including rare earth elements (REEs), are used as natural tracers in the qualitative assessment of potential water sources in lakes and rivers of the upper Yana River basin, between Verkhoyansk and Chersky...
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Ekaterina D. Kornilova, Inna N. Krylenko, Ekaterina P. Rets, Yuri G. Motovilov, Evgeniy M. Bogachenko, Ivan V. Krylenko and Dmitry A. Petrakov
High mountain areas are prone to extreme hydrological events, and their study is especially important in the context of ongoing intensive deglaciation. In this research, a model ?chain? consisting of a hydrodynamic model and a runoff formation model is a...
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George E. Mustoe, Nasrollah Abbassi, Afsaneh Hosseini and Yousef Mahdizadeh
In 2016, an extensive fossil forest was discovered near Meshgin Shahr, northwest Iran. Silicified tree trunks occur in Miocene fluvial sediments and at multiple stratigraphic levels within a 27-m thick sequence of Pleistocene volcaniclastics. The Miocene...
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Dong Ho Nam, Man-Il Kim, Dong Ho Kang and Byung Sik Kim
Recently, human and property damages have often occurred due to various reasons?such as landslides, debris flow, and other sediment-related disasters?which are also caused by regional torrential rain resulting from climate change and reckless development...
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Julio Garrote, Andrés Díez-Herrero, José M. Bodoque, María A. Perucha, Pablo L. Mayer and Mar Génova
Las Angustias River is an ungauged stream in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park (Spain), where frequent intense flash-flood events occur. The aim of this research is to analyze the flood hazard at the Playa de Taburiente. Based on the limited inform...
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Julio Garrote, Andrés Díez-Herrero, José M. Bodoque, María A. Perucha, Pablo L. Mayer and Mar Génova
Las Angustias River is an ungauged stream in the Caldera de Taburiente National Park (Spain), where frequent intense flash-flood events occur. The aim of this research is to analyze the flood hazard at the Playa de Taburiente. Based on the limited inform...
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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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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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Philip Burton,Bill Bourgeois,Dan George,Kathie Swift,Doug Lewis,Todd Redding et al.,Dan Orcherton,Gina Thomas,R. Allan Powelson,Kelly Osbourne,Robert Parisotto,Brad Hawkes,Rene Alfaro,Jodi Axelson,Darin W. Brooks,Craig DeLong,Bruce Rogers,Pat Teti,Alan Vyse,Harold Armieder,Michaela Waterhouse,Patrick Daigle,Pierre Iachetti,Christian St Pierre,Alistair McCrone,Kathy Martin,Mark Drever,Andrea R. Norris,R. Scott McNay,Randy Sulyma,Joan Voller,Viktor Brumovsky,Don G. Morgan,Andrew Fall,Rob M. McCann
Outbreaks of mountain pine beetle are evaluated as a generic disturbance agent, and comparisons are made with other forest disturbances such as wildfire, windthrow, and logging. A useful basis for comparison is the degree of disruption to the overstorey,...
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