Study region Glacierized catchments in Central Asia Study focus The literature on
hydrochemistry and water quality was reviewed to identify gaps in knowledge required to …

In glacierized catchments, elevation is correlated with meltwater through its association with
temperature, precipitation, and glacier hypsometry. The revelation of the altitudinal …

Meltwater from glacierized catchments is one of the most important water supplies in central
Asia. Therefore, the effects of climate change on glaciers and snow cover will have …

Temporal variation of runoff chemistry and its seasonal controls relating to chemical
weathering processes and drainage system evolution were examined at Urumqi Glacier No …

Glacier runoff shows significant change under global warming in the headwater region of the
Indus River with great impact on its highly populated downstream area, but the …

The glacier is an important and stable water supply in Central Asia. Monitoring the change of
glacier and understanding the impacts of glacier change on river discharge are critical to …

Glacial changes have great effects on regional water security because they are an important
component of glacierized basin runoff. However, these impacts have not yet been integrated …

Understanding the main drivers of runoff components and contributions of precipitation and
temperature have important implications for water-limited inland basins, where snow and …

Abstract High Mountain Asia contains the largest volume of glacier ice outside the polar
regions, and contain the headwaters of some of the largest rivers in central Asia. These …

Water resources in Central Asia strongly depend on glaciers, which in turn adjust their size
in response to climate variations. We investigate glacier runoff in the period 1981–2019 in …