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Impacts of Climate Change on Hydrology and Water Resources
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This Special Issue focuses on the impacts of climate change on regional hydrological resources, further improving simulation accuracy and the research system related to the impacts of climate change on water resources. High-quality research studies on observed and projected changes during the 21st century in the different components of the hydrological cycle affecting water resources such as precipitation, evapotranspiration and streamflow in different geographical regions take into account various spatial scales and methodological approaches.
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Keywords
- actual evapotranspiration (AET)
- agricultural drought
- biennial periodic climate
- Birr River watershed
- CatBoost
- Climate
- Climate Change
- complex
- coupled model inter-comparison project (CMIP)
- Danube
- driving mechanism
- drought
- drought propagation
- Efficiency
- empirical equations
- ensemble forecasting
- ENSO
- evapotranspiration
- extreme rainfall
- extreme rainfall indices
- extremes
- flexible vegetation
- Flood
- flood simulation
- forecasting error
- GAM
- GAST model
- general circulation models (GCM)
- Gumbel extreme value type I distribution
- Hulu River Basin
- hydrological extremes
- hydrological forecasting
- hydrological model
- hydrology
- hydropower management
- hydropower optimisation
- Iberian Península
- IDF curves
- Land use
- land use/land cover
- Levant region
- LPJ model
- Machine learning
- meteorological drought
- Modification
- nature-based solutions
- non-linear trends
- non-parametric drought index
- Penman–Monteith
- Pinios river
- precipitation
- production efficiency
- promet
- Quantile-Kendall
- Rainfall
- rainfall intensity
- regional climate model
- rigid vegetation
- river inflow prediction
- runoff
- soil moisture
- Streamflow
- streamflow prediction
- SWAT
- teleconnection indices
- the Three Gorges Reservoir Area (TGRA)
- time-to-peak
- Trend Analysis
- water resources
- XGBoost
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1029-1Editions