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Detection and Attribution of Lake Victoria’s Water-Level Fluctuations in a Changing Climate

2021-07-26

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This study investigated the influence of land-use and precipitation change and variability on Lake Victoria’s water-level fluctuations. Extreme precipitation events, corresponding to extreme water-levels, over the lake and its catchment area were identified and their return periods estimated by fitting them into a generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution. Using general circulation models from the 6th pha...

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993daf08-ba0b-5a6f-bdd2-a0e6f1aba5ae
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10.20944/preprints202107.0575.v1
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