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ウェイトド・リグレッション・オン・タイム・リチャージ・アンド・シーズン (WRTDS) を使用して川の水質を予測する: デラウェア川流域の干ばつ状態の例

Christopher T Green1, Robert M Hirsch2, Hedeff I Essaid3

  • 1U.S. Geological Survey, Moffett Field, CA, United States of America.

The Science of the total environment
|August 30, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

新しい方法である時間,放出,および投影の季節に関する重量回帰 (WRTDS-P) は,限られたデータを用いて,毎日の流水品質を予測することができます. 干ばつのシナリオは,水生生態系を危険にさらす特定の導電性の増加を示しています.

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デラウェア川流域干ばつの影響予測モデリング特定の導電性川の水質WRTDSプロジェクション (WRTDS-P)

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