Sentence examples for catchment climate from inspiring English sources

It considers the consequences of uncertainty in both the pattern of catchment climate change as represented by different climate models and hydrological model parameterisation on the effects of mitigation policy.

The model, called Nutting, integrates variables that describe both agricultural pressures and physical attributes of catchments (climate, topography, soil).

Most of the model parameters showed a significant relationship with observable physical catchment properties, climate properties, or both.

Intensified human impact in the river catchment and climate change during the Little Ice Age were the main triggers of this change.

The complexity of interactions between catchment characteristics, climate, tectonics, internal system feedbacks, and environmental processes on field alluvial fans means that it is difficult to isolate individual variables in a field setting; therefore, the controlled conditions afforded by experimental models has provided a novel technique to overcome some of these complexities.

In moist catchments geology, climate, pedology and land use were shown to influence nutrient export.

Our approach is a potentially more insightful alternative for catchment-scale climate impacts assessments than the common approach of statistical downscaling and bias correction.

Does an increase in atmospheric CO2 have similar effects on transpiration in all four catchments and climates for both the medium and long-term responses?

This option has the advantage that using hypothetical catchment characteristics (other climate, sewer network, etc).

This effect should be accounted for in water and catchment management and climate change adaptation strategies.

This paper presents the details of these conventional fishes and analyse their decline in catchment due to climate change.