Hydrologic Impacts of Climate Change in the Peace
Author: M.A. Schnorbus, K.E. Bennett, A.T. Werner, A.J. Berland
The report is organized into four main sections that provide, respectively: 1) methods, including the means of generating hydrologic projections and a description of the three study areas, 2) a description of the VIC hydrologic model, the main tool used to generate hydrologic projections, 3) results and discussion, and 4) conclusions. Hydrologic impacts were modelled in three main study areas located within the Peace, Campbell and Columbia River basins in British Columbia
Results (climate, streamflow, snowpack, runoff, glacier mass) for Upper Columbia Study area pp.67-98). General conclusions pp.99-100.
Results (climate, streamflow, snowpack, runoff, glacier mass) for Upper Columbia Study area pp.67-98). General conclusions pp.99-100.
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Name: SCHNORBUS.HYDROMODELLING.FINALREPORT2.APR2011
Format: PDF
URL: https://pacificclimate.org/sites/default/files/publications/Schnorbus.HydroModelling.FinalReport2.Apr2011.pdf
Additional Info
Study Years: 2011
Published: 2011
Topics
Tags: Annual Discharges, Climate Change, Columbia River, Freshet, Glacier Mass, Hydrology, Precipitation, Streamflow, TemperatureHydrologic Impacts of Climate Change in the Peace
Author: M.A. Schnorbus, K.E. Bennett, A.T. Werner, A.J. Berland
Tags: Annual Discharges, Climate Change, Columbia River, Freshet, Glacier Mass, Hydrology, Precipitation, Streamflow, Temperature
The report is organized into four main sections that provide, respectively: 1) methods, including the means of generating hydrologic projections and a description of the three study areas, 2) a description of the VIC hydrologic model, the main tool used to generate hydrologic projections, 3) results and discussion, and 4) conclusions.
Hydrologic impacts were modelled in three main study areas located within the Peace, Campbell and Columbia River basins in British Columbia
Summary
Results (climate, streamflow, snowpack, runoff, glacier mass) for Upper Columbia Study area pp.67-98). General conclusions pp.99-100.