Abstract:Climate variability and human activity are the two driving forces that alter the hydrological cycle and spatiotemporal distribution of water resources. Quantitative separation of the two drivers is crucial for regional water resource management. Relevant studies focus mainly on the quantitative attribution of streamflow changes but overlook the impact of changing environments on hydrological processes and the hydrological regime (or streamflow component). Using the Taoer River Basin (TRB) as an example, this s… Show more
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