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Key messages on flow intermittence projections in the 6 studied European river networks

Name: Key messages on flow intermittence projections in the 6 studied European river networks
Keywords: Earth and Environmental Science, climate change, Earth and Environmental Sciences, hydrology, hydrological intermittence, Environmental Research, Natural Sciences, climate, Geosciences

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Authors: Mimeau, Louise; Künne, Annika; Devers, Alexandre; Branger, Flora; Kralisch, Sven (ORCID: 0000-0003-2895-540X); Böhm, Bettina; Lauvernet, Claire; +7 Authors

Key messages on flow intermittence projections in the 6 studied European river networks

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Key messages from the modelling results of flow intermittence projections under climate change scenarios in the six European river networks studied as part of the H2020 DRYvER project (https://www.dryver.eu/). The dataset contains one global summary fact sheet as well as one fact sheet per studied river network : Albarine (France), Bükkösdi (Hungary), Butiznica (Croatia), Genal (Spain), Lepsämänjoki (Finland), and Velicka (Czechia).

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Earth and Environmental Science, climate change, Earth and Environmental Sciences, hydrology, hydrological intermittence, Environmental Research, Natural Sciences, climate, Geosciences

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