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Regional and Basin Streamflow Regimes and Changes: Climate Impact and Human Effectnd the results of watershed hydrology analyses, including climate impact and influence of human activities, particularly dam regulation. This chapter is closely linked with other chapters of basin snow cover hydrology, and freshwater and heat fluxes into the Arctic Ocean.

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Towards a semantics for concurrent ,, Arctic temperature and sea ice. There is evidence for increased moisture content of the Arctic atmosphere and corresponding impacts on episodes of extreme warmth. The recent variations of Arctic temperature and associated variables fit well with the simulations of Arctic climate by global and regio

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Executing Magic in the Modern Erar political region using very diverse perspectives and approaches. Here we draw from many of these and remote sensing to piece together studies that illustrate a broader picture of Arctic precipitation conditions and reveal emerging and/or diverging patterns of change. This chapter will (1) introduc

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Jens Nachtwei Prof. Dr.,Sebastian Uedelhovenhaw processes due to warming also affect land surface conditions and the ET processes. During 1983–2005, ET increased significantly in the Arctic region with a rate of 3.8 mm decade-1 because of regional warming and vegetation greening. Such an increase in ET may exert significant impacts on the reg

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Tony Chapman,Bill Best,Paul Van Casterenessary to sustain aquatic ecosystems. The goal of this Chapter is to present an overview of environmental flows for permafrost regions, with a focus on North America where information is most readily available. This goal is achieved via a review of (i) cold regions hydro-ecology, (ii) history and ap

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Executive Compensation and Shareholder Valueer monitoring location, since water temperature at this site is strongly influenced by the heat storage of Great Bear Lake. Tests of three models, i.e., linear regression, logical regression (s-shape), and the physically based air2stream model, show that the air2stream model provided the best result