H. J. Henriksen, S. Stisen, Xin He, Marianne B. Wiese
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Abstract
The rapidly increasing impacts of climate change are likely to require changes in relevant institutions (IPCC 2012). An example is the growing need for immediate information on the entire water cycle (Fig. 1), with quantitative assessments of critical hydrological variables and flow interactions between different domains, e.g. atmosphere, plant-soil, surface water, groundwater and the sea, as they take place.
期刊介绍:
GEUS Bulletin publishes geoscience research papers, monographs and map descriptions with a focus on Denmark, Greenland and the wider North Atlantic and Arctic region. We welcome submissions that fit this remit. Specifically, we publish:
1.Short articles intended as rapid communications that are of immediate interest to the international geoscience community (these include new research, datasets, methods or reviews)
2.Regular-length articles that document new research or a review of a topic of interest
3.Monographs (single volume works, by arrangement with the editorial office)
4.Maps and descriptive texts (produced by GEUS for Greenland and Denmark, by arrangement with the editorial office)
GEUS Bulletin serves a broad geoscientific readership from research, industry, government agencies, NGOs and special interest groups.