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Assessment of Ecosystem services under present and future Climate scenarios for Godavari basin

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【摘 要】

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Evaluating the ecological impacts of climate change on water resources is an integral part of hydrological and ecological investigations, land and resource management in the twenty-first century.

【作 者】

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Amarnath C R Shashidhar Thatikonda Raghavan Srinivasan 

【机 构】

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Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad(IITH) De

【出 处】

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2016年国际水土保持评估模型会议

【发表日期】

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2016年10期

【关键词】

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Ecosystem services INVEST SWAT Godavari basin Statistical Downscaling 

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　　Evaluating the ecological impacts of climate change on water resources is an integral part of hydrological and ecological investigations, land and resource management in the twenty-first century.

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