Identifying the contributions of climate-and human-induced impacts on runoff change have
aroused broad attention globally in the hydrological cycles and water resource …

Previous studies that quantified variations in runoff have mainly focused on the combined
impacts of climate and human activities or climate and land cover change. Few have …

Stream flow plays a crucial role in the environment, society, and the economy, and
identifying the causes of changes in runoff is important to understanding the impact of …

Climate variation and human activities are commonly recognized as two major factors
affecting basin hydrology. However, quantifying their individual effect on runoff is …

Climate and land-use changes are two major factors that significantly affect the watershed
hydrology cycle. It is essential for regional water resource management to quantitatively …

The change in river flows at the basin scale reflects the combined influences of changes in
various environmental factors associated with climatic and underlying surface properties …

Climate and land use/cover changes are the main factors altering hydrological regimes. To
understand the impacts of climate and land use/cover changes on streamflow within a …

Identifying the effect of climate variability and human activities on runoff changes is
scientifically essential for understanding hydrological processes and sustainable water …

Abrupt runoff reduction in the Wei River Basin (WRB) has attracted extensive attention owing
to climate change and human activities. Nevertheless, previous studies have inadequately …

Changes in the hydrological cycle and water resources are inevitable consequences of
environmental change, and runoff is an important element of the hydrological cycle …