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Impact of Climate Change on Hydrological Regimes and Water Resources Management in the Rhine Basin
Climatic Change · 2001 · Vol. 49(1-2) · pp. 105–128
H. Middelkoop✉(Instituut Fysieke Veiligheid)K. Daamen(Federal Institute of Hydrology)D. Gellens(Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium)Wolfgang Grabs(Federal Institute of Hydrology)Jaap Kwadijk(Wolters Kluwer (Netherlands))H. Lang(ETH Zurich)Bart W. A. H. Parmet(Instituut Fysieke Veiligheid)Bruno SchädlerJoerg Schulla(ETH Zurich)K. Wilke(Federal Institute of Hydrology)
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