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|a Liu, Haibo
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|a Hydroclimate in a Changing World: Recent Trends, Current Progress and Future Directions
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (250 p.)
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|a CMIP5
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|a Indian Ocean dipole (IOD)
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|a rainstorm and flood
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|a ENSO
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|a radar
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|a El Niño
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|a consistency
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|a Meteorology & climatology / bicssc
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|a raindrop spectrum
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|a rainstorm intensity
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|a CMIP6
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|a flood magnitude
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|a risk prediction
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|a groundwater levels
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|a climate trend
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|a n/a
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|a Loess Plateau
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|a Walker circulation
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|a CHIRPS
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|a vegetation
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|a Nile River Basin
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|a descriptive statistics
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|a dynamic Z-I
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|a climate projection
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|a winter weather types
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|a risk estimation and mapping
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|a precipitation
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|a drought index
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|a non-parametric trends
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|a global
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|a Iraq
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|a Qilian Mountains
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|a relative soil moisture
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|a spring maize
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|a LSTM neural network
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|a spatial and temporal change
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|a Research & information: general / bicssc
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|a trends and variability
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|a predictability
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|a Mann-Kendall test
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|a rainstorm process
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|a surface water vapor pressure
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|a land use land cover
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|a monsoon trough
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|a Google Earth Engine
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|a MJO
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|a precipitable water
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|a rainfall change
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|a atmospheric circulation
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|a Southwest China
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|a temperature
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|a interannual and long-term trend
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|a climate change
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|a Bayesian Ensemble Algorithm
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|a Huai River Basin
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|a water resources
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|a cyclones power dissipation index (PDI)
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|a rainfall
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|a land cover/land use
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|a PERSIANN-CDR
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|a trend analysis
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|a precipitation estimation
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|a central Punjab
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|a El Niño southern oscillation (ENSO)
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|a seasonal precipitation
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|a NDVI
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|a Global warming is imposing tremendous challenges upon human and otherwise biotic life on Earth. A warmer atmosphere holds more moisture. The consensus is that the moisture transport by the atmospheric circulation strengthens and makes already wet areas of moisture convergence wetter and already dry areas of moisture divergence drier. Therefore, the tropics and mid-to-high latitudes will get wetter and the subtropics will get drier. Without any change in the interannual variability of hydroclimate, the change in the mean hydroclimate would equally increase drought risk in some places and flood risk in others. Moreover, global warming will cause the interannual variability of the hydroclimate to intensify, which will induce more droughts and floods. Furthermore, the changing atmospheric circulation interaction with the land surface may cause storm track alterations and may play an important role in shaping moisture redistribution. The author's contributions have documented the precipitation trends in southeast of the US, the Nile River Basin Ethiopia, Iraq, the Huai River Basin of northern China, and the Qilian Mountains of western China. The precipitation predictability on both global and regional scales are also studied. The interaction among climate systems in southeast Asia is also explicitly documented.
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