Impacts of Topography‐Driven Water Redistribution on Terrestrial Water Storage Change in California Through Ecosystem Responses
Lateral subsurface flow plays an essential role in sustaining the terrestrial ecosystem, but it
is not explicitly represented in most Earth System Models. In this study, we implemented an …
is not explicitly represented in most Earth System Models. In this study, we implemented an …
Simulation of compound flooding using river‐ocean two‐way coupled E3SM ensemble on variable‐resolution meshes
Coastal zone compound flooding (CF) can be caused by the interactive fluvial and oceanic
processes, particularly when coastal backwater propagates upstream and interacts with high …
processes, particularly when coastal backwater propagates upstream and interacts with high …
Representing Lateral Groundwater Flow from Land to River in Earth System Models
C Liao, R Leung, Y Fang, T Tesfa… - Geoscientific Model …, 2024 - gmd.copernicus.org
Lateral groundwater flow (LGF) is an important hydrologic process in controlling water table
dynamics. Due to the relatively coarse spatial resolutions of land surface models, the …
dynamics. Due to the relatively coarse spatial resolutions of land surface models, the …
Improve the Understanding of Drylands Water and Ecosystem Responses to Droughts Through Data Analysis and Modeling Studies
X Zhang - 2024 - search.proquest.com
Drylands include arid, semi-arid, and dry sub-humid regions covering~ 41% of global land
surface, where long-term precipitation is substantially lower than atmospheric water …
surface, where long-term precipitation is substantially lower than atmospheric water …