Journal article
Integrated framework for rapid climate stress testing on a monthly timestep
K Fowler, N Ballis, A Horne, A John, R Nathan, M Peel
Environmental Modelling and Software | ELSEVIER SCI LTD | Published : 2022
Abstract
“Bottom-up” methods are increasingly used to assess the vulnerability of water systems to climate change. Central to these methods is the climate “stress test”, where the system is subjected to various climatic changes to test for unacceptable outcomes. We present a framework for climate stress testing on a monthly timestep, suitable for systems whose dominant dynamic is seasonal or longer (eg. water resource systems with carry-over storage). The framework integrates multi-site stochastic climate generation with perturbation methods and in-built rainfall runoff modelling. The stochastic generation includes a low frequency component suitable for representing multi-annual fluctuations. Multipl..
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Funding Acknowledgements
Keirnan Fowler acknowledges support from Linkage Project LP170100598 (Vulnerability of Environmental Water to a Variable and Changing Climate) funded by: the Australian Research Council; the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning, Victoria; the Victorian Environmental Water Holder; and the Bureau of Meteorology, Australia. Dr. Avril Horne was funded by Australian Research Council DECRA DE180100550. Andrew John and Natasha Ballis acknowledge the support of the Australian Research Council via Australian Postgraduate Awards.