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Bias correction of paleoclimatic reconstructions: A new look at 1200+ years of Upper Colorado River flow | Bias correction of paleoclimatic reconstructions: A new look at 1200+ years of Upper Colorado River flow | ||
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Revision as of 18:26, 21 January 2020
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Recent Scientific Papers
A Long View of Southern California Water Supply: Perfect Droughts Revisited C.A. Woodhouse D.M. Meko E.R. Bigio First published: 08 January 2020
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Bias correction of paleoclimatic reconstructions: A new look at 1200+ years of Upper Colorado River flow Scott M. Robeson1, Justin T. Maxwell, Darren L. Ficklin
Key points
- Bias correction makes paleoclimatic models more comparable to observations
- After bias correction, the 1100s Colorado River megadrought became more extreme
- The early 1600s Colorado River pluvial rivals that of the early 20th century after bias correction
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