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Water availability for ungauged rivers: an integrative, multi-model approach to estimate water availability at ungauged rivers across the United States

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2014

Summary

There has been increasing attention placed on the need for water availability information at ungauged locations, particularly related to balancing human and ecological needs for water. Critical to assessing water availability is the necessity for daily streamflow time series; however, most of the rivers in the United States are ungauged. This proposal leverages over $1M currently allocated to the USGS National Water Census Program towards developing an integrated modeling approach to estimate daily streamflow at ungauged locations, with the ultimate goal of providing daily streamflow estimates at 160,000 ungauged catchments across the United States. By assembling a diverse and prolific group of international scientists, this proposal [...]

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Principal Investigator :
Stacey A Archfield, Julie E Kiang
Participant :
Vazken Andréassian, Berit Arheimer, Sabine Attinger, Andy Bock, Martyn P. Clark, William H Farmer, Kirsti A Hakala, Lauren E Hay, Rodney R Knight, Hilary McMillan, Jan Seibert, Alberto Viglione, Thorsten Wagener
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John Wesley Powell Center for Earth System Analysis and Synthesis

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