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Evaluating the dynamics of hydroclimate and streamflow for data-scarce areas using MIKE11-NAM model in Bilate river basin, Ethiopia

Nannawo et al., 2022

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5132256861229359634
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Nannawo A
Lohani T
Eshete A
Ayana M
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Modeling Earth Systems and Environment

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Dynamics of hydroclimatic factors in Bilate basin of Ethiopia have altered rainfall–runoff and hydrological processes. The objective is to generate streamflow in the area with restricted hydrometric data and predicting rainfall–runoff under varying climatic conditions. Limited …
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