The hydrological cycle is sensitive to the driving forces of climate change. Thus, impact
assessment of climate change on water resources from the past to the present is of grave …

Climate change may significantly affect the hydrological cycle and water resource
management, especially in arid and semi‐arid regions. In this paper, output from the …

Assessment of climate change on reservoir inflow is important for water and power stressed
countries. Projected climate is subject to uncertainties related to climate change scenarios …

In recent years, the Xitiaoxi river basin in China has experienced intensified human activity,
including city expansion and increased water demand. Climate change also has influenced …

Variations in streamflows of five tributaries of the Poyang Lake basin, China, because of the
influence of human activities and climate change were evaluated using the Australia Water …

The IRMB (Integrated Runoff Model—F. Bultot) daily step conceptual model has been
applied to eight Belgian catchments with areas ranging from 100 to 1200 km2. These …

s part of a wider study on the adaptation of agricultural land use to climate change (CC), this
paper presents an assessment of possible future hydrological regimes of the Chaudière …

The zero-flow phenomenon appeared frequently in the lower reaches of the Yellow River in
China in the 1990s, whereas it has almost disappeared in recent years. The disappearance …

The warming of the Earth's atmosphere system will change temperature and precipitation
distributions across the globe. This will affect the hydrological cycle and, therefore, the …

This paper aims to evaluate sources of uncertainty in projected hydrological changes under
climate change in twelve large-scale river basins worldwide, considering the mean flow and …