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Assessing responses of hydrological processes to climate change over the southeastern Tibetan Plateau based on resampling of future climate scenarios
C Gao, L Liu, D Ma, K He, YP Xu
Science of the total environment 664, 737-752, 2019
392019
Detecting coastal wetland degradation by combining remote sensing and hydrologic modeling
K He, Y Zhang, W Li, G Sun, S McNulty
Forests 13 (3), 411, 2022
82022
基于径流和积雪资料的水文模型多目标率定
何柯琪, 高超, 谢京凯, 许月萍
水力发电学报 38 (3), 65-74, 2019
62019
Identifying driving hydrogeomorphic factors of coastal wetland downgrading using random forest classification models
K He, W Li, Y Zhang, G Sun, SG McNulty, NE Flanagan, CJ Richardson
Science of the Total Environment 894, 164995, 2023
52023
Impacts of different types of El Niño events on water quality over the Corn Belt, United States
P Chen, W Li, K He
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 2022, 1-26, 2022
22022
Quantifying Wetland Methane Emissions from the Southeastern United States: A Data-driven Approach, Key Variables, and Spatiotemporal Distributions
K He, W Li, Y Zhang, A Zeng, I de Graaf, M Aguilos, G Sun, S McNulty, ...
EGU24, 2024
2024
Quantifying Wetland Methane Emission from the Southeastern United States: A Data-driven Approach, Key Drivers, and Spatiotemporal Distributions
K He, W Li, Y Zhang, A Zeng, MM Aguilos, G Sun, S McNulty, JS King, ...
AGU23, 2023
2023
Identifying Hydrological Driving Forces of Coastal Wetland Degradation Using Random Forest Classifiers
K He, W Li, Y Zhang, G Sun, S McNulty
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2022, B35C-1417, 2022
2022
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