The glaciers of western Canada and the conterminous United States have dominantly
retreated since the end of the Little Ice Age (LIA) in the nineteenth century, although average …

Hydrological modelling is a valuable tool for researchers in geography and other disciplines
for studying the processes governing impacts of climate change and urban development on …

There is general consensus that projected warming will cause earlier snowmelt, but how
snowmelt rates will respond to climate change is poorly known. We present snowpack …

Climate change resulting from the enhanced greenhouse effect is expected to give rise to
changes in hydrological systems. This hydrological change, as with the change in climate …

Many mountainous and high‐latitude regions have experienced more precipitation as rain
rather than snow due to warmer winter temperatures. Further decreases in the annual snow …

Despite the fact that Global Climate Model (GCM) outputs have been used to project
hydrologic impacts of climate change using off-line hydrologic models for two decades …

An MCDM-based expert system was developed to tackle the interrelationships between the
climate change and the adaptation policies in terms of water resources management in the …

At the global scale, the warming of the atmosphere will increase the capacity of the
atmosphere to hold and accelerate the redistribution of water in the atmosphere. This …

Scenarios of climate change were generated for the Okanagan Basin, a snow-driven semi-
arid basin located in the southern interior region of British Columbia. Three global climate …

We estimated potential changes in annual, seasonal, and high and low runoff and
associated uncertainty in the 218 sub-basins of the Willamette River basin of Oregon for the …