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Climate Change Research ›› 2019, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (4): 405-415.doi: 10.12006/j.issn.1673-1719.2018.168
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Peng-Cheng QIN1,Min LIU1(),Liang-Min DU1,Hong-Mei XU2,Lyu-Liu LIU2,Chan XIAO2
Received:
2018-11-28
Revised:
2018-12-24
Online:
2019-07-30
Published:
2019-07-30
Contact:
Min LIU
E-mail:liuminccg@sohu.com
Peng-Cheng QIN,Min LIU,Liang-Min DU,Hong-Mei XU,Lyu-Liu LIU,Chan XIAO. Climate change impacts on runoff in the upper Yangtze River basin[J]. Climate Change Research, 2019, 15(4): 405-415.
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Fig. 3 Projected trends (a, b) and spatial patterns (c, d) in changes of annual temperature and annual precipitation over the upper Yangtze River basin for 2006-2099 based on 5 GCMs under 3 RCPs (relative to 1986-2005, the same below)
Table 2 Projected percentage changes in ensemble annual mean flow and its standard deviation for each basin of upper Yangtze River under 3 RCPs for 5 GCMs
Fig. 6 Projected ensemble mean percentage changes in Q95 and Q5 flow for sub-basins of upper Yangtze River during flood season (a), storage season (b) and dry season (c) under 3 RCPs for 5 GCMs
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