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Contrasting roles of climate change and land-use change on runoff dynamics in a semi-humid monsoon watershed of China

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By Muhammad Afzal, Adeel Ahmad Nadeem, Qiaoling Li, Fazli Hameed, Xin Yang, Zhijia Li, Shiyin Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study examines the separate and combined effects of climate variability and land-use change on historical and future runoff dynamics in the Dongwan Watershed, the largest sub-basin of the Yihe River, China. Runoff was simulated using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), future land-use change was projected with a Cellular Automata-Markov (CA-Markov) model, and climate forcing was derived from five CMIP6 GCMs under SSP126, SSP370, and SSP585.
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Positive glacial regulatory processes promote sustainability of Asian glacier water resources - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Qiong Wang, Xin Wang, Shiyin Liu, Tobias Bolch, Jinping He, Yongjian Ding
| Nature Verified
Abstract Glacier response to climate change results in rapid glacier water resource loss. Positive glacial regulatory processes (GRPs) are processes that buffer glacier water resource losses. Nevertheless, these processes are not systematically quantified, which may lead to uncertainty in glacier water resource sustainability assessments.
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Reconstruction of temperature, precipitation, and identification of extreme climate events in high mountain Asia over 500 years using multi-method EnKF | Scientific Reports

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By Shiyin Liu
| Nature Verified
Abstract High Mountain Asia (HMA) has experienced rapid warming and increased climate extremes, yet limited instrumental records constrain understanding of whether recent changes exceed long-term natural variability. Paleoclimate data assimilation offers opportunities to integrate sparse proxy observations with climate model priors, generating spatiotemporally complete reconstructions.
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