Application of a stochastic weather generator to assess climate change impacts in a semi-arid climate: The Upper Indus Basin
Authors:
- N. ForsytheNFN. Forsythe
- H.J. FowlerHFH.J. Fowler
- S. BlenkinsopSBS. Blenkinsop
- A. BurtonABA. Burton
- C.G. KilsbyCKC.G. Kilsby
- D.R. ArcherDAD.R. Archer
- C. HarphamCHC. Harpham
- M.Z. HashmiMHM.Z. Hashmi
Open Access
- 1 September 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Hydrology
- Vol. 517, 1019-1034
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