Fig. 1. An example of the streamflow projection consisting of four stages
Fig. 2. Example of estimation results based on two ANOVA models
Fig. 3. Chungju Dam in the study basin
Fig. 4. Streamflow projection values based on scenarios for each stage in two seasons. ES stands for emission scenario, GCM for global circulation model, DS for downscaling technique and HM for hydrological model.
Table 1. Scenarios, models and methods used in the study
Table 2. Uncertainties from main and interaction effects of four stages and from internal variability for two seasons. The percentage in the bracket indicates the proportion of the uncertainty of each stage contributed to the total uncertainty. ES stands for emission scenario, GCM for global circulation model, DS for downscaling technique and HM for hydrological model. `:’ notation indicates interaction between two stages.
Table 3. Uncertainties from four stages and internal variability for two seasons using the three methods. The percentage in the bracket indicates the proportion of the uncertainty of each stage contributed to the total uncertainty.
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