The complexity of streamflow processes inhibits significant information about catchment performance and its sensitivity to climate change. Little is known the severity change within coastal area monsoon–subtropical zone climatic transition. This study advances a quasi-local scale analysis simplify daily dynamics their relationship with monthly hydro-climatic series (1981–2020) using six gauging...

We suggest and investigate a scheme for non-deterministic noiseless linear amplification of coherent states using successive photon addition, (â(†))(2), where â(†) is the photon creation operator. We compare it with a previous proposal using the photon addition-then-subtraction, ââ(†), where â is the photon annihilation operator, that works as an appropriate amplifier only for weak light fields...

Abstract Climate change is a multidimensional phenomenon, which has various effects on people's environmental and socioeconomic conditions. In the agricultural economy that susceptible to natural changes, its impact more profound. Therefore, climate directly affects society in different ways, must pay price. change, especially changes annual temperature rainfall, attracted widespread attention ...

This study aims to analyze the stationariety and homogeneity of rainfall streamflow series contribution basin Castro Alves Hydroeletric Power Plant, in Southern Brazil. The data were acquired from Agência Nacional de Águas, average was calculated for period 1945 2017. Operador do Sistema Elétrico covering a analysis performed complete two periods obtained same, referring before after 1970. Six ...

The Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna (GBM) river basins occupy about 1.75 x 10 km of the Himalayan region. More than half a billion people in Nepal, India, Bhutan and Bangladesh are directly or indirectly dependent on the water resources of the GBM rivers. These river basins are characterized by diversified climatic patterns. Analyses of trends and persistence in precipitation over these river ba...