at catchment-scale, with and without projections, the results will give insights into
hydrological trends, helping in the future design of critical infrastructure.
This research was funded in 2021 by Landsvirkjun, under the Orkurannsóknasjóður grant.
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Figure 1 – 1M5 map based on 24-hour accumulated precipitation, obtained from the
entire ICRA dataset using the Peak-over-Threshold method
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is corrected.
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Table 5. Recession constants for the surface runoff (kD) and interflow (kI) estimated by
two different methods and results without and with groundwater module. Nash-Sutcliffe
coefficients (R2) are also presented along with mean percentage error (MPE) and root
mean square error (RMSE) for both daily and annual discharge values. Data are from
the period 1990–2005.
kD
(opti-
mized
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reduction scenarios for limiting the emission by 50% and by 85%
corresponding the overlimit emissions and underlimit emission for
a temperature rise level of 2 C.
903/02/2010
WEO 2009
1003/02/2010
IPCC Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources
and Climate Change Mitigation (SRREN)
1) Introduction (Renewable energy and climate change) (5% share of the
whole report)
2) Bioenergy (15 %)
3) Direct
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come from regions where avalanche observers work and it is imperative that the users of the web understand that more avalanches are likely to have fallen without being reported. Accordingly, people are encouraged to report avalanches that they come across.
Other services
The avalanche warning service of the Icelandic Meteorological Office monitors impending avalanche danger in towns and villages
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come from regions where avalanche observers work and it is imperative that the users of the web understand that more avalanches are likely to have fallen without being reported. Accordingly, people are encouraged to report avalanches that they come across.
Other services
The avalanche warning service of the Icelandic Meteorological Office monitors impending avalanche danger in towns and villages
/about-imo/news/nr/2838/
Heading
No plume now, but winds were about 10 m/s from SE during the night.
Colour
No plume now.
Tephra fallout
No tephra fall now.
Lightning
No lightning during eruption according to ATDnet of the UK Met Office and WWLLN-system.
Noise
None.
Meltwater
The eruption was 5 km N of the glacier, therefore without a jökulhlaup. No indication of changes in
water flow in rivers. The conductivity still
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and Akureyri,
but snow was heavy in February. February was one of the snowiest
months for years in Reykjavík. Days with total snow cover in March
were 5 more than average in Reykjavík but 5 less than average in
Akureyri. October and November were both completely without snow
cover in Reykjavík and Akureyri, but snow cover was above average in
December. Bright sunshineThe
number of bright
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the IMO has installed webcams which can be used to monitor the area, in case of an eruption will start without clear precursory signals. Updated 09.03. at 12.30About 5:20 this morning, the activity at Mt. Fagradalsfjall, south of the corridor, increased with a sudden increase in seismic tremor. However, the unrest soon decreased. Magma movements are a likely cause for this activity which is very
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group. The file has seven columns.
1: unique id-number of the group (integer).
2: name of the group (character without spaces).
3: type (character, "ic" for ice caps, "gl" for valley glacier).
4: total ice-covered area (floating point number, m²).
5: total ice volume (floating point number, m³).
6: characteristic response time (floating point number, years).
7: coefficient giving the relative
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