All Outputs (5)

Precipitation downscaling in Canadian prairie provinces using the LARS-WG and GLM approaches (2013)
Journal Article

Two stochastic precipitation simulation models, namely the Long Ashton Research Station weather generator (LARS-WG) and a Generalized Linear Model-based weather generator (GLM-WG), are evaluated for downscaling daily precipitation at four selected lo... Read More about Precipitation downscaling in Canadian prairie provinces using the LARS-WG and GLM approaches.

Evaluating the impact of fluvial geomorphology on river ice cover formation based on a global sensitivity analysis of a river ice model (2013)
Journal Article

In 2011, Manitoba was stricken by wide-scale flooding causing high flows along the Dauphin River. The unprecedented high discharges at freeze-up created the potential for excessive ice cover thickening and backwater staging exacerbating the flood ris... Read More about Evaluating the impact of fluvial geomorphology on river ice cover formation based on a global sensitivity analysis of a river ice model.

Prediction of the impact of climate change on drought: an evaluation of six UK catchments using two stochastic approaches (2013)
Journal Article

Under future climate scenarios, possible changes of drought patterns pose new challenges for water resources management. For quantifying and qualifying drought characteristics in the UK, the drought severity indices of six catchments are investigated... Read More about Prediction of the impact of climate change on drought: an evaluation of six UK catchments using two stochastic approaches.

A stochastic reconstruction framework for analysis of water resource system vulnerability to climate-induced changes in river flow regime (2013)
Journal Article

Assessments of potential impacts of climate change on water resources systems are generally based on the use of downscaled climate scenarios to force hydrological and water resource systems models and hence quantify potential changes in system respon... Read More about A stochastic reconstruction framework for analysis of water resource system vulnerability to climate-induced changes in river flow regime.

Comparison of drought projections using two UK weather generators (2013)
Journal Article

Possible changes in drought under future climate scenarios may pose unprecedented challenges for water resources, as well as other environmental and societal issues, and need assessment to quantify their associated risk. Two weather generators, based... Read More about Comparison of drought projections using two UK weather generators.