Streamflow changes of 37 tributaries of the Yellow River basin during 2070 2099 were predicted related to different GCMs and climatic scenarios using Budyko framework.
The abandoning of the design paradigms inherited from the age of oil is distinguished from the previous performance and hardware-driven approaches to building augmentation, to fundamentally re-examine the climatic, material and biological framework of cities, infrastructure, and buildings.
The knowledge and instrumental basis should be used to contribute to an improvement of the resilience of the natural system and the socio-technical water system in the region, a reduction of existing vulnerabilities, and an improvement of system adaptability against changing climatic, economic, or political framework conditions.
The empirical study of responses to climatic change in the framework of evolving metacommunities remains in its infancy as well.
Using a 15-m DEM, field mapping and surveying, and tephrochronology, we calculate rates of fluvial incision and sediment volumes excavated during successive age-constrained, postglacial, incision events and correlate these with a framework of inferred climatic events established for New Zealand.
Within the framework of this research, climatic water balance, water table depth and salinity, subsoil layering, tree species and stand age were analysed as influencing factors.
We developed an integrated modeling framework by considering both climatic and anthropogenic factors to investigate spatio-temporal variability of blue and green water availability and to quantify the water security in a river basin.
To investigate the effect of macroecological niche shifts on evolutionary success we combine historical biogeography with analyses of diversification dynamics and climatic niche shifts in a phylogenetic framework.
An integrative approach that takes into account biogeographic patterns, analyses of morphology, phylogenetic history, and climatic envelope will likely provide the framework necessary to investigate species boundaries in this widespread, morphologically homogeneous genus [see [ 37]].
