Climate Sensitivity Of Streamflow
Climate Sensitivity of Streamflow is a hydrological metric that quantifies the responsiveness of streamflow magnitude and timing in headwater catchments to changes in climatic drivers, particularly precipitation and temperature, thereby distinguishing it from broader watershed response measures by its focus on climate-induced variability at the catchment scale.
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Streamflow trends in the United States
Harry F. Lins, James Richard Slack · Geophysical Research Letters · 1999 · 762 citations · Full text
Hydrologic Sensitivity of Global Rivers to Climate Change
Bart Nijssen, Greg O’Donnell, Alan F. Hamlet et al. · Climatic Change · 2001 · 632 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Beijing Normal University
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United States Geological Survey
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