Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century

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The Iberá wetlands, located in La Plata Basin, is a fragile ecosystem habitat of several species of flora and fauna and it also constitutes one of the largest inland freshwater of the world. In this study, the hydroclimatologic response to projected climatic changes in the Iberá wetlands is assessed...

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Autores principales: Montroull, N.B., Saurral, R.I., Camilloni, I.A., Grimson, R., Vasquez, P.
Formato: JOUR
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climate change
Iberá wetlands
VIC hydrologic model
Wetland hydrology simulation
air temperature
climate modeling
hydrological modeling
hydrological response
lake level
precipitation (climatology)
twenty first century
water level
wetland
Argentina
Corrientes
Ibera Lake
Ibera Wetlands
La Plata Basin
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15715124_v11_n4_p401_Montroull
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spelling todo:paper_15715124_v11_n4_p401_Montroull2023-10-03T16:27:17Z Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century Montroull, N.B. Saurral, R.I. Camilloni, I.A. Grimson, R. Vasquez, P. climate change Iberá wetlands VIC hydrologic model Wetland hydrology simulation air temperature climate change climate modeling hydrological modeling hydrological response lake level precipitation (climatology) twenty first century water level wetland Argentina Corrientes Ibera Lake Ibera Wetlands La Plata Basin The Iberá wetlands, located in La Plata Basin, is a fragile ecosystem habitat of several species of flora and fauna and it also constitutes one of the largest inland freshwater of the world. In this study, the hydroclimatologic response to projected climatic changes in the Iberá wetlands is assessed. Bias corrected temperature and precipitation data from four Regional Climate Models (RCMs) developed for the CLARIS-LPB project were used to drive the calibrated variable infiltration capacity (VIC) hydrological model for different time slices. Derived future scenarios consist on changes in temperature, precipitation and water level of the Iberá Lake for the periods 2021-2040 and 2071-2090 with respect to present. All RCMs are consistent in predicting a warming for the near future (0-2°C) and also to the end of the century (1.5-4.5°C) in the study region, but differ in the sign and percentage of precipitation changes. VIC modelling results suggest that the Iberá Lake level could increase in the twenty-first century and that this increment would be higher in the summer months. Nevertheless, the projected 10 cm of water-level increase could be not so relevant as it is of the same order of magnitude than the observed interdecadal variability of the system. © 2013 © 2013 International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research. Fil:Montroull, N.B. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Saurral, R.I. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Camilloni, I.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15715124_v11_n4_p401_Montroull
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topic climate change
Iberá wetlands
VIC hydrologic model
Wetland hydrology simulation
air temperature
climate change
climate modeling
hydrological modeling
hydrological response
lake level
precipitation (climatology)
twenty first century
water level
wetland
Argentina
Corrientes
Ibera Lake
Ibera Wetlands
La Plata Basin
spellingShingle climate change
Iberá wetlands
VIC hydrologic model
Wetland hydrology simulation
air temperature
climate change
climate modeling
hydrological modeling
hydrological response
lake level
precipitation (climatology)
twenty first century
water level
wetland
Argentina
Corrientes
Ibera Lake
Ibera Wetlands
La Plata Basin
Montroull, N.B.
Saurral, R.I.
Camilloni, I.A.
Grimson, R.
Vasquez, P.
Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century
topic_facet climate change
Iberá wetlands
VIC hydrologic model
Wetland hydrology simulation
air temperature
climate change
climate modeling
hydrological modeling
hydrological response
lake level
precipitation (climatology)
twenty first century
water level
wetland
Argentina
Corrientes
Ibera Lake
Ibera Wetlands
La Plata Basin
description The Iberá wetlands, located in La Plata Basin, is a fragile ecosystem habitat of several species of flora and fauna and it also constitutes one of the largest inland freshwater of the world. In this study, the hydroclimatologic response to projected climatic changes in the Iberá wetlands is assessed. Bias corrected temperature and precipitation data from four Regional Climate Models (RCMs) developed for the CLARIS-LPB project were used to drive the calibrated variable infiltration capacity (VIC) hydrological model for different time slices. Derived future scenarios consist on changes in temperature, precipitation and water level of the Iberá Lake for the periods 2021-2040 and 2071-2090 with respect to present. All RCMs are consistent in predicting a warming for the near future (0-2°C) and also to the end of the century (1.5-4.5°C) in the study region, but differ in the sign and percentage of precipitation changes. VIC modelling results suggest that the Iberá Lake level could increase in the twenty-first century and that this increment would be higher in the summer months. Nevertheless, the projected 10 cm of water-level increase could be not so relevant as it is of the same order of magnitude than the observed interdecadal variability of the system. © 2013 © 2013 International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research.
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author Montroull, N.B.
Saurral, R.I.
Camilloni, I.A.
Grimson, R.
Vasquez, P.
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Saurral, R.I.
Camilloni, I.A.
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Vasquez, P.
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title Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century
title_short Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century
title_full Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century
title_fullStr Assessment of climate change on the future water levels of the Iberá wetlands, Argentina, during the twenty-first century
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