Assessing the effect of climate natural variability in water resources evaluation impacted by climate change
Assessing the effect of climate natural variability in water resources evaluation impacted by climate change
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评估气候自然变率对受气候变化影响的水资源评估的影响
DOI:
10.1002/hyp.9251
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发表时间:
2013-03
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Jin, Junliang
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作者:
Liu, Yanli;Zhang, Jianyun;Wang, Guoqing;Liu, Jiufu;He, Ruimin;Wang, Hongjie;Liu, Cuishan;Jin, Junliang
Water resource assessment on climate change is crucial in water resource planning and management. This issue is becoming more urgent with climate change intensifying. In the current research of climate change impact, climate natural variability (fluctuation) has seldom been studied separately. Many studies keep attributing all changes (e.g. runoff) to climate change, which may lead to wrong understanding of climate change impact assessment. Because of lack of long enough historical series, impacts of climate variability have been always avoided deliberately. Based on Latin hypercube sampling technique, a block sampling approach was proposed for climate variability simulation in this study. The widely used time horizon (1961–1991) was defined as baseline period, and the runoff variation probability affected by climate natural variability was analysed. Allowing for seven future climate projections in total of three GCMs (CSIRO, NCAR, and MPI) and three emission scenarios (A1B, A2, and B1), the impact of future climate change on water resources was estimated in terms of separating the contribution from climate natural variability. Based on the analysis of baseline period, for the future period from 2021 to 2051, the impact of climate natural variability may play a major part, whereas for the period from 2061 to 2091, climate change attributed to greenhouse gases may dominate the changing process. The results show that changes from climate variability possess a comparable magnitude, which highlights the importance to separate impacts of climate variability in assessing climate change, instead of attributing all changes to climate change solely. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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