Forcing Hydrologic Models with GCM Output: Bias Correction vs. the "Delta Change" Method

Forcing Hydrologic Models with GCM Output: Bias Correction vs. the "Delta Change" Method
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使用 GCM 输出强制水文模型:偏差校正与“Delta 变化”方法

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10.1061/9780784413548.214
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2014
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P. Spellman
P. Spellman
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作者:
K. LaFond;V. Griffis;P. Spellman

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