Spatio-temporal modelling of the spread of common reed on the Finnish coast
The common reed (Phragmites Australis) has overtaken the Finnish coast of theGulf of Finland in many places influencing the coastal ecology and reducing therecreational value of the coast. Our...
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Three variations of a simple in-stream habitat suitability model were implementedand the effect on output for one organism at 22 sites on one short section of a river wasexamined. The model uses only...
View ArticleModeling Hydrologic Regime of a Terminal Lake Basin with GCM Down-scaled...
A dramatic phenomenon has been occurring in Devils Lake, a terminal lake inNorth Dakota: its inundated area has continually expanded since reaching its extreme lowin the 1940s. Devils Lake’s continual...
View ArticleStatistical picture of climate changes in Central Asia: Temperature,...
The research presented in this paper is dedicated to the temperature, precipitationand rivers runoff observations in Central Asia. Conclusions about the current situation andthe impact of future...
View ArticleComparison of Upper Air Mixing Height Estimation Methods for Urban Air...
Mixing height (MH) is one of the most important parameters requested by different atmospheric pollutionmodels as an input data for forecasting the air quality. When pollutants emitted into the...
View ArticleClimate change and long term water availability in Western Australia - An...
The population of the Perth-Bunbury region in Western Australia is predicted to increase to3.1 million by 2050. Water supply is a key issue, as below-average rainfall since the mid-1970s has led to...
View ArticleThe Fate of Devils Lake: An Interwoven Aftermath of Agriculture and Climate...
A dry period in the mid-20th century caused the lake area to become greatlyreduced, allowing people to build and begin farming on the floodplain. Since 1993, DevilsLake has risen a dramatic 8.5 m in...
View ArticleEvaluating Climate Suitability for Agriculture in Switzerland
With climate change increased water shortage and extreme weather eventsduring the cropping season may cause more frequent crop loss, yield instability, and makecultivated areas less suitable for...
View ArticleOn the appropriate granularity of activities in a scientific workflow applied...
Scientific workflow management is an active area of research and developmentresponding to an increase in the complexity of computational models, data analysis anddata size. In the authors’ experience,...
View ArticleA tree-based feature ranking approach to enhance emulation modelling of 3D...
The paper presents an emulation modelling approach to reduce the computational burdenassociated with the use of process-based, distributed, dynamic models in planning and managementof water resources....
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