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Statistical Framework to Assess the Temporal and Spatial Climate Changes: East River Mountainous Watershed case study
Evaluation of long-term temporal and spatial climatic changes in mountainous areas is one of the most critical issues in the problem of global changes. A statistical framework to assess the long-term climatic water balance changes has been developed, including the following phases of the data analy
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