Quantifying climate change impacts on low flows of small high mountain watersheds: A nonstationary approach

Hasan, Mohammad M.; Strong, Courtenay; Brooks, Paul D.; Burian, Steven J.; Barber, Michael E.

doi:10.1016/j.ejrh.2023.101463

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Quantifying climate change impacts on low flows of small high mountain watersheds: A nonstationary approach

2023
By Hasan, Mohammad M. ; Strong, Courtenay ; Brooks, Paul D. ; ...
Source: Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 48, 101463

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Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies
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Hasan, Mohammad M. ; Strong, Courtenay ; Brooks, Paul D. ; Burian, Steven J. ; Barber, Michael E.

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Changes in seasonal precipitation patterns and summer evaporation rates due to increases in temperatures will have severe impacts on low flows of the mountainous watersheds affecting downstream water availability and thus impacting ecosystems and drinking water supplies under future climate change. Reliable prediction of climate change impacts on future low flows needs to consider both the extremity of climatic variables and the physical characteristics of the watersheds. This study analyzes low flows of small mountainous watersheds addressing nonstationarity of climatic parameters and estimates the impact of climate change on low flow, combining nonstationarity and outcome of a physically distributed hydrologic model. MACA statistically downscaled climate data have been used as inputs to the DHSVM model to estimate future low flows for both near term (2036–2044) and distant future (2091–2099) under RCP4.5 and 8.5 scenarios.
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Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 48, 101463
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