1200 years of Upper Missouri River streamflow reconstructed from tree rings

1200 years of Upper Missouri River streamflow reconstructed from tree rings

Paleohydrologic records can provide unique, long-term perspectives on streamflow variability and hydroclimate for use in water resource planning. Such long-term records can also play a key role in placing both present day events and projected future conditions into a broader context than that offere...

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Main Authors: Chase, K. (Author), Cook, E.R (Author), Dolan, L. (Author), Erger, P. (Author), Friedman, J. (Author), Gangopadhyay, S. (Author), George, S.S (Author), Gray, S.T (Author), Jacques, J.S (Author), King, J. (Author), Littell, J.S (Author), Martin, J.T (Author), McCabe, G.J (Author), McGuire, M. (Author), Pederson, G.T (Author), Sauchyn, D. (Author), Wise, E.K (Author), Woodhouse, C.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
Subjects:
climate variation
Colorado Basin [North America]
Forestry
headwater
Holocene
Holocenes
hydrometeorology
Image reconstruction
Little Ice Age
Missouri Basin
North America
paleoclimate
Paleoclimatology
paleohydrology
reconstruction
Reconstruction
Repair
river discharge
Rivers
spatial variation
Stream flow
streamflow
Streamflow
tectonic reconstruction
tree ring
Tree rings
Tree-rings
United States
Upper Missouri River
Upper missouri rivers
Watersheds
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