Posters HS2.1.3
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HS2.1.3 Catchment Organisation, Similarity, and Evolution |
| Convener: Martijn Westhoff | Co-Conveners: Daniele Ganora , Wouter Berghuijs , Ida Westerberg |
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Attendance Time: Monday, 9 April 2018, 17:30–19:00 Hall A Chairperson: Ida Westerberg |
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EGU2018-4475
Semi-distributed regionalisation of the HBV model parameters based on features and similarity of the elevation zones Mattia Neri, Elena Toth, Juraj Parajka, and Alberto Viglione |
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A.56
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EGU2018-4496
Assessing the impact of nested catchments on the performance of parameter regionalisation techniques Mattia Neri, Elena Toth, Juraj Parajka, and Alberto Viglione |
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A.57
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EGU2018-5484
Regional scale hydrological modelling to assess surface water resources: a case study in the Medjerda basin, Northwest Africa Emna Guermazi and Emmanuel Reynard |
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A.58
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EGU2018-10011
Simulating Streamflow in Ungauged Basins under a Changing Climate: The Importance of Landscape Characteristics Claudia Teutschbein, Thomas Grabs, Hjalmar Laudon, Reinert Karlsen, and Kevin Bishop |
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EGU2018-14773
Identifying the relationships among low-flow characteristics and their climate-landscape controls: a case study in upstream region of Huai River Basin, China (withdrawn after no-show) Man Gao, Xi Chen, and Ning Qiu |
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EGU2018-13146
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Clustering approaches for analysing similarity in ungauged catchments: input variable selection for hydrological predictions Nilay Dogulu, Inci Batmaz, and Elcin Kentel |
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A.61
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EGU2018-14832
Streamflows dynamics at continental scale: using stremaflow correlation to identify hydrologically similar catchments in the contiguous US Andrea Betterle, Mario Schirmer, and Gianluca Botter |
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A.62
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EGU2018-18926
Do all riparian areas behave the same? On the mechanistic role of saturated area dynamics in hydrological responses. Marta Antonelli, Barbara Glaser, Julian Klaus, Ryan Teuling, and Laurent Pfister |
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EGU2018-9784
Are subsurface drainage networks responsible for power law recession behaviour, and under which circumstances? Martijn Westhoff |
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EGU2018-10210
Representative computation: How to make use of hydrological similarity? Rik van Pruijssen, Elnaz Azmi, Erwin Zehe, and Uwe Ehret |
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EGU2018-11153
Tracing water through catchments using tritium Uwe Morgenstern, Mike Stewart, Jeff McDonnell, Ian Cartwright, and Laurent Pfister |
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EGU2018-13172
Analytic flow duration curves to understand discharge regimes across elevation gradients in Alpine environments Ana Clara Santos, Bettina Schaefli, Andrea Rinaldo, and Maria Manuela Portela |
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EGU2018-14728
Flow duration curves estimation at partially ungauged sites Elena Ridolfi, Hemendra Kumar, and András Bárdossy |
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A.68
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EGU2018-15180
Assessing hydroclimatic change in the Budyko-framework: Mathematical derivations, misconceptions, and dangerous parameters Peter Greve and Lukas Gudmundsson |
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EGU2018-14137
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Analysis of influencing factors on the Budyko parameter and the application of Budyko framework in future runoff change projection Weiguang Wang, Wanqiu Xing, and Jianyu Fu |
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EGU2018-14406
A regional lumped model approach to study Fresh Submarine Groundwater Discharge (FSGD) on Java, Indonesia Mithra-Christin Hajati, Edwin Sutanudjaja, and Nils Moosdorf1 |
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EGU2018-14296
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Analyzing long-term streamwater chemistry with complexity measures Holger Lange, Sebastian Sippel, Britta Aufgebauer, Michael Hauhs, Christina Bogner, and Henning Meesenburg |