Observing Multisphere Hydrological Changes in the Largest River Basin of the Tibetan Plateau

Upper Brahmaputra (UB) is the largest (~240,000 km²) river basin of the Tibetan Plateau, where hydrological processes are highly sensitive to climate change. However, constrained by difficult access and sparse in situ observations, the variations in precipitation, glaciers, frozen ground, and vegeta...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 2022-06, Vol.103 (6), p.E1595-E1620
Hauptverfasser:	Wang, Lei, Cuo, Lan, Luo, Dongliang, Su, Fengge, Ye, Qinghua, Yao, Tandong, Zhou, Jing, Li, Xiuping, Li, Ning, Sun, He, Liu, Lei, Wang, Yuanwei, Zeng, Tian, Hu, Zhidan, Liu, Ruishun, Chai, Chenhao, Wang, Guangpeng, Zhong, Xiaoyang, Guo, Xiaoyu, Zhao, Haoqiang, Zhao, Huabiao, Yang, Wei
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Active layer Altimetry Basins Catchment area Climate and vegetation Climate change Cryosphere Differential global positioning system Elevation Environmental impact Frozen ground Gauges Glacier variations Glaciers Glaciohydrology Global positioning systems GPS Grasslands Ground temperatures Heat transfer Hydrologic processes Hydrology Hydrometeorology Measuring instruments Moisture effects Monitoring systems Mountains Permafrost Physical properties Precipitation Precipitation variations Probes Research centers River basins Rivers Runoff Satellite imagery Satellite observation Sensors Soil Soil moisture Soil properties Soil temperature Stream discharge Stream flow Temperature Vegetation Vegetation changes Water monitoring Wind
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