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Comparison of attribution and prediction of runoff and sediment dynamics based on different ecological-geographical zones

2024-12-10

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Under the continuous influence of climate change and human activities, the attribution analysis and prediction of the temporal and spatial dynamics of water and sediment have become fundamental aspects of soil and water resources management and watershed governance. This paper focuses on the Tao River basin (TRB) and Zuli River basin (ZRB), situated in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Loess Plateau, as the research a...

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f3046000-2c27-5444-a03b-597a313a5b6b
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10.22541/au.173386810.05373404/v1
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