Investigating the Effect of Climate Change on River Flow Using IHACRES Rainfall-Runoff Model
Since the importance of water in the durability and survival of life is clear to everyone, water issue has always been the focus of researchers and experts. Iran, having its own geographical and climatic location, has a small share of rainfall. Therefore, having an average annual rainfall of about 2...
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