Persistent and rapid increases in water levels driven by extreme wet events in recent years in the largest freshwater lake in Northeast Asia
Authors:
- Bingbo NiBNBingbo Ni
- Qiusheng MaQMQiusheng Ma
- Yanfeng WuYanfeng Wu
- Xuemei LiuXLXuemei Liu
- Y. Jun XuYXY. Jun Xu
- Xiaofei YuXYXiaofei Yu
- Kryukova MariaKMKryukova Maria
- Irina Sergeevna SinkovaISIrina Sergeevna Sinkova
- Oleg Igorevich KaminskyOKOleg Igorevich Kaminsky
- Yuanchun ZouYZYuanchun Zou
- Ming JiangMJMing Jiang
- 12 May 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Science China Earth Sciences
- Vol. 69 (6) , 2118-2130
Abstract
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