Spatial and Scale‐Dependent Controls on North American Pan‐Arctic Minimum River Discharge
Spatial patterns of minimum monthly river discharge in the North American Pan‐Arctic and its potential controls are explored with geographically weighted regression (GWR). Minimum discharge is indicative of soil water conditions; therefore, understanding spatial variability of its controls may provi...
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Published in | Geographical analysis Vol. 44; no. 3; pp. 202 - 218 |
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Abstract | Spatial patterns of minimum monthly river discharge in the North American Pan‐Arctic and its potential controls are explored with geographically weighted regression (GWR). Minimum discharge is indicative of soil water conditions; therefore, understanding spatial variability of its controls may provide insights into patterns of hydrologic change. Here, GWR models are applied to determine a suitable combination of independent variables selected from a set of eight variables. A model specification with annual mean river discharge, temperature at time of minimum discharge, and biome describes well the spatial patterns in minimum discharge. However, minimum discharge in larger watersheds is influenced more by temperature and biome distributions than it is in small basins, suggesting that scale is critical for understanding minimum river discharge. This study is the first to apply GWR to explore spatial variation in Pan‐Arctic hydrology.
Factores de control espaciales y dependientes de escala en las descargas fluviales mínimas de ríos Pan‐Articos en Norteamérica.
El artículo explora los patrones espaciales de caudales fluviales mínimos mensuales la región pan‐ártica de Norteamérica y sus posibles factores de control haciendo uso de una regresión ponderada geográficamente (geographically weigted regression‐GWR). Los caudales mínimos son indicadores de las condiciones del agua en el suelo, y por lo tanto el entendimiento de la variabilidad espacial de los factores que los controlan puede ayudar a comprender los patrones de cambio hidrológico. En el presente estudio, varios modelos de tipo GWR son aplicados para determinar una combinación adecuada de variables independientes seleccionadas a partir de un conjunto de ocho variables. El modelo que utiliza la media anual media de descarga fluvial, la temperatura en el momento de caudal mínimo, y el bioma, proporciona una buena descripción de los patrones espaciales en la descarga mínima. Sin embargo, en las cuencas hidrográficas grandes, la descarga mínima está más influenciada por la temperatura y la distribución de los biomas que en el caso de cuencas más pequeñas, lo que sugiere que la escala es fundamental para entender la descarga mínima fluvial. Este estudio es el primero en aplicar GWR para comprender la variación espacial en la hidrología de la región pan‐ártica.
基于GWR(地理加权回归模型)对北美泛北极地区月份最小河流流量的空间模式和潜在控制进行研究。最小流量暗示水土条件;因此,理解空间分异及控制可深刻理解水文变化的模式。GWR可从8个变量中提取一组独立变量的适当组合。通过年均河流流量、最小流量时的温度和生物群落,来描述最小下泄流量的空间格局。在大范围流域中,最小流量受到温度和生物群落分布的影响大于在小规模的流域,揭示出在河流最小流量分析中尺度是非常重要的。本文首次将GWR应用于泛北极水文空间异质性分析。 |
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GWR
models are applied to determine a suitable combination of independent variables selected from a set of eight variables. A model specification with annual mean river discharge, temperature at time of minimum discharge, and biome describes well the spatial patterns in minimum discharge. However, minimum discharge in larger watersheds is influenced more by temperature and biome distributions than it is in small basins, suggesting that scale is critical for understanding minimum river discharge. This study is the first to apply
GWR
to explore spatial variation in
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rctic hydrology.
Factores de control espaciales y dependientes de escala en las descargas fluviales mínimas de ríos Pan‐Articos en Norteamérica.
El artículo explora los patrones espaciales de caudales fluviales mínimos mensuales la región pan‐ártica de Norteamérica y sus posibles factores de control haciendo uso de una regresión ponderada geográficamente (
geographically weigted regression
‐GWR). Los caudales mínimos son indicadores de las condiciones del agua en el suelo, y por lo tanto el entendimiento de la variabilidad espacial de los factores que los controlan puede ayudar a comprender los patrones de cambio hidrológico. En el presente estudio, varios modelos de tipo GWR son aplicados para determinar una combinación adecuada de variables independientes seleccionadas a partir de un conjunto de ocho variables. El modelo que utiliza la media anual media de descarga fluvial, la temperatura en el momento de caudal mínimo, y el bioma, proporciona una buena descripción de los patrones espaciales en la descarga mínima. Sin embargo, en las cuencas hidrográficas grandes, la descarga mínima está más influenciada por la temperatura y la distribución de los biomas que en el caso de cuencas más pequeñas, lo que sugiere que la escala es fundamental para entender la descarga mínima fluvial. Este estudio es el primero en aplicar GWR para comprender la variación espacial en la hidrología de la región pan‐ártica.
基于GWR(地理加权回归模型)对北美泛北极地区月份最小河流流量的空间模式和潜在控制进行研究。最小流量暗示水土条件;因此,理解空间分异及控制可深刻理解水文变化的模式。GWR可从8个变量中提取一组独立变量的适当组合。通过年均河流流量、最小流量时的温度和生物群落,来描述最小下泄流量的空间格局。在大范围流域中,最小流量受到温度和生物群落分布的影响大于在小规模的流域,揭示出在河流最小流量分析中尺度是非常重要的。本文首次将GWR应用于泛北极水文空间异质性分析。 Spatial patterns of minimum monthly river discharge in the North American Pan-Arctic and its potential controls are explored with geographically weighted regression (GWR). Minimum discharge is indicative of soil water conditions; therefore, understanding spatial variability of its controls may provide insights into patterns of hydrologic change. Here, GWR models are applied to determine a suitable combination of independent variables selected from a set of eight variables. A model specification with annual mean river discharge, temperature at time of minimum discharge, and biome describes well the spatial patterns in minimum discharge. However, minimum discharge in larger watersheds is influenced more by temperature and biome distributions than it is in small basins, suggesting that scale is critical for understanding minimum river discharge. This study is the first to apply GWR to explore spatial variation in Pan-Arctic hydrology. Spatial patterns of minimum monthly river discharge in the North American Pan-Arctic and its potential controls are explored with geographically weighted regression (GWR). Minimum discharge is indicative of soil water conditions; therefore, understanding spatial variability of its controls may provide insights into patterns of hydrologic change. Here, GWR models are applied to determine a suitable combination of independent variables selected from a set of eight variables. A model specification with annual mean river discharge, temperature at time of minimum discharge, and biome describes well the spatial patterns in minimum discharge. However, minimum discharge in larger watersheds is influenced more by temperature and biome distributions than it is in small basins, suggesting that scale is critical for understanding minimum river discharge. This study is the first to apply GWR to explore spatial variation in Pan-Arctic hydrology.Original Abstract: Factores de control espaciales y dependientes de escala en las descargas fluviales minimas de rios Pan-Articos en Norteamerica. El articulo explora los patrones espaciales de caudales fluviales minimos mensuales la region pan-artica de Norteamerica y sus posibles factores de control haciendo uso de una regresion ponderada geograficamente (geographically weigted regression-GWR). Los caudales minimos son indicadores de las condiciones del agua en el suelo, y por lo tanto el entendimiento de la variabilidad espacial de los factores que los controlan puede ayudar a comprender los patrones de cambio hidrologico. En el presente estudio, varios modelos de tipo GWR son aplicados para determinar una combinacion adecuada de variables independientes seleccionadas a partir de un conjunto de ocho variables. El modelo que utiliza la media anual media de descarga fluvial, la temperatura en el momento de caudal minimo, y el bioma, proporciona una buena descripcion de los patrones espaciales en la descarga minima. Sin embargo, en las cuencas hidrograficas grandes, la descarga minima esta mas influenciada por la temperatura y la distribucion de los biomas que en el caso de cuencas mas pequenas, lo que sugiere que la escala es fundamental para entender la descarga minima fluvial. Este estudio es el primero en aplicar GWR para comprender la variacion espacial en la hidrologia de la region pan-artica. 基 于 GWR(地 理 加 权 回 归 模 型 )对 北 美 泛 北 &# 26497; 地 区 月 份 最 小 河 流 流 量 的 空 间 模 式 1644; 潜 在 控 制 进 行 研 究 ; 最 小 流 量 暗 示 水 土 6465; 件 ; 因 此 ,理 解 空 间 分 异 及 控 制 可 8145; 刻 理 解 水 文 变 化 的 ; 模 式 GWR可 从 8个 变 量 中 提 取 一 组 独 立 变 7327; 的 适 当 组 合 通 过 年 均 河 流 流 量 最 小 7969; 量 时 的 温 度 和 生 物 群 落 ,来 描 述 最 小 &# 19979; 泄 流 量 的 空 间 格 局 在 大 范 围 流 域 中 ,&# 26368; 小 流 量 受 到 温 度 和 生 物 群 落 分 布 0340; 影 响 大 于 在 小 规 模 ; 的 流 域 ,揭 示 出 在 河 &# 27969; 最 小 流 量 分 析 中 尺 度 是 非 常 重 要 的 6412; 文 首 次 将 GWR应 用 于 867; 北 极 水 文 空 间 异 质 性 分 析 Spatial patterns of minimum monthly river discharge in the North American Pan‐Arctic and its potential controls are explored with geographically weighted regression (GWR). Minimum discharge is indicative of soil water conditions; therefore, understanding spatial variability of its controls may provide insights into patterns of hydrologic change. Here, GWR models are applied to determine a suitable combination of independent variables selected from a set of eight variables. A model specification with annual mean river discharge, temperature at time of minimum discharge, and biome describes well the spatial patterns in minimum discharge. However, minimum discharge in larger watersheds is influenced more by temperature and biome distributions than it is in small basins, suggesting that scale is critical for understanding minimum river discharge. This study is the first to apply GWR to explore spatial variation in Pan‐Arctic hydrology. Factores de control espaciales y dependientes de escala en las descargas fluviales mínimas de ríos Pan‐Articos en Norteamérica. El artículo explora los patrones espaciales de caudales fluviales mínimos mensuales la región pan‐ártica de Norteamérica y sus posibles factores de control haciendo uso de una regresión ponderada geográficamente (geographically weigted regression‐GWR). Los caudales mínimos son indicadores de las condiciones del agua en el suelo, y por lo tanto el entendimiento de la variabilidad espacial de los factores que los controlan puede ayudar a comprender los patrones de cambio hidrológico. En el presente estudio, varios modelos de tipo GWR son aplicados para determinar una combinación adecuada de variables independientes seleccionadas a partir de un conjunto de ocho variables. El modelo que utiliza la media anual media de descarga fluvial, la temperatura en el momento de caudal mínimo, y el bioma, proporciona una buena descripción de los patrones espaciales en la descarga mínima. Sin embargo, en las cuencas hidrográficas grandes, la descarga mínima está más influenciada por la temperatura y la distribución de los biomas que en el caso de cuencas más pequeñas, lo que sugiere que la escala es fundamental para entender la descarga mínima fluvial. Este estudio es el primero en aplicar GWR para comprender la variación espacial en la hidrología de la región pan‐ártica. 基于GWR(地理加权回归模型)对北美泛北极地区月份最小河流流量的空间模式和潜在控制进行研究。最小流量暗示水土条件;因此,理解空间分异及控制可深刻理解水文变化的模式。GWR可从8个变量中提取一组独立变量的适当组合。通过年均河流流量、最小流量时的温度和生物群落,来描述最小下泄流量的空间格局。在大范围流域中,最小流量受到温度和生物群落分布的影响大于在小规模的流域,揭示出在河流最小流量分析中尺度是非常重要的。本文首次将GWR应用于泛北极水文空间异质性分析。 |
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