How
will global change affect one of
life's basic resources - water? At a local level, how will regional
climate change interact with land cover and land use change to produce
synergetic effects on seasonal streamflows? How will the streamflow at
a given location be affected in each season of the year, and what are
the implications for water supply? Will drought periods become more
severe or more frequent? How will the water balance at the soil surface
be affected and how will the frequency of agricultural drought change?
And what about flood events? Being able to
anticipate likely changes in streamflow regimes and seasonal soil
moisture is essential for water
resources planning.
Hydrology Futures specializes in the hydrologic impacts of climate change and land cover and use change. We apply state
Hydrology Futures specializes in the hydrologic impacts of climate change and land cover and use change. We apply state
of the art hydrologic models and
advanced
techniques of data analysis to advise water utilities, hydropower
companies, water
districts, flood protection districts, agriculture agents, city
governments, native tribes,
foreign governments, insurance companies,
and others, who need
to prepare for the effects of a rapidly changing global environment.
View our featured project: Climate Change Study on the Los Angeles Aqueduct System
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our 2-page Brochure:
View our featured project: Climate Change Study on the Los Angeles Aqueduct System
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our 2-page Brochure:
