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Qingxiao Meng, Yunsheng Yao, Wulin Liao, Lifen Zhang and Xuehui Dang
Using the test?retest data of the relative gravity field and earthquake monitoring catalog of the Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR) from October 2001 to October 2009, this paper systematically analyzes the changes in the gravity field in the head area of the ...
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Yulong Zhang, Jianzhong Zhou and Chengwei Lu
One-dimensional hydrodynamic modeling approaches are useful for flood simulations; however, most studies often neglect intermediate discharges due to difficulties in obtaining the associated data. Herein, we produced the XAJ-H1DM model by coupling the Xi...
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Yi Xiong, Jianzhong Zhou, Lu Chen, Benjun Jia, Na Sun, Mengqi Tian and Guohua Hu
The Three Gorges Reservoir (TGR) intervening basin is one of the most important, ecologically fragile and sensitive areas in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. Since the completion and operation of the TGR, the change of the ecological environment i...
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Jinzhu Jiu, Hongjuan Wu and Sen Li
The Three Gorges Reservoir Region (TGRR) in China is an ecologically and politically important region experiencing rapid land use/cover changes and prone to many environment hazards related to soil erosion. In the present study, we: (1) estimated recent ...
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Yan Li, Julian R. Thompson, Hengpeng Li
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Sparse climatic observations represent a major challenge for hydrological modeling of mountain catchments with implications for decision-making in water resources management. Employing elevation bands in the Soil and Water Assessment Tool-Sequential Unce...
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