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Investigating Streamflow Elasticity in Highly Regulated and Data-Scarce Basins using Bayesian Frameworks

2026-02-19

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Streamflow elasticity (εₚ) is vital for assessing future water resources, but in human-managed catchments, existing estimation methods often overestimate εₚ due to neglected anthropogenic controls like dam operations or groundwater withdrawal. We address this gap by quantifying εₚ across 78 highly regulated data-scarce catchments in Peninsular India, explicitly accounting for the effects of large-scale storage cha...

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5632c0cf-46b6-5c7b-b1e6-26db8bb38ce8
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10.22541/au.177153838.82259923/v1
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