Quantification and Reduction of Predictive Uncertainty for Sustainable Water Resources ManagementEva Boegh, International Association of Hydrological Sciences The contributions in this volume consider the uncertainties in the end-to-end prediction of hydrological variables, beginning with the atmospheric driving, and ending with the hydrological calculations for scientifically-sound decisions in sustainable water management. |
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Multimodel climate change scenarios for southwest Western Australia and | 16 |
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