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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Mountain hydrology"”.
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Linking Hydrological Processes With Water Resource Insights Through Synthesis of Big Data and Physics-Based Modeling
Mountain hydrologists provide guidance on questions of water resource use and protection that affect global environments, billions of dollars in economic activity, and the entire way of life of societies dependent on upland water sources. However, the tools for making these assessments are …
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Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Snow-Free Frost Exposure in the Western Cordillera Seasonal Snow Zones
In the mountain ecosystems of the Western Cordillera, seasonal snowpack provides insulation for soils and vegetation against freezing temperatures. While temperatures are warming overall, concurrent declines in snowpack are removing this protective thermal blanket. This may lead to events where the …
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Linking Streamflow Trends with Land Cover Change in a Southern US Water Tower
Characterizing streamflow trends is important for water resources management. Streamflow conditions, and trends thereof, are critical drivers of all aspects of stream geomorphology, sediment and nutrient transport, and ecological processes. Using the non-parametric modified Mann-Kendall test, we …
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Hydrological modeling of mountain catchments in Central Asia
Water resources from Central Asia’s mountain regions have a high relevance for the water supply of the water scarce lowlands. A good understanding of the water cycle in these mountain regions is therefore needed to develop water management strategies. Hydrological modeling helps to improve our …
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Understanding hydrological processes at different scales through stable water isotopes: a focus on alpine ecosystems
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