Runoff generation in mountain catchments: long-term hydrological monitoring in the Rio Vauz Catchment, Italy
Trying to obtain a more detailed understanding of the hydrological functioning of mountain catchments represents an important challenge in the effort of counteracting possible consequences of climate and land use change on water resources availability. Long-term (> 10 years) hydro-meteorological mon...
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2018
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