GNSS Geodesy Quantifies Water‐Storage Gains and Drought Improvements in California Spurred by Atmospheric Rivers

GNSS Geodesy Quantifies Water‐Storage Gains and Drought Improvements in California Spurred by Atmospheric Rivers

Abstract Atmospheric rivers (ARs) deliver significant and essential precipitation to the western United States (US) with consequential interannual variability. The intensity and frequency of ARs strongly influence reservoir levels, mountain snowpack, and groundwater recharge, which are key drivers o...

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Main Authors: Hilary R. Martens, Nicholas Lau, Matthew J. Swarr, Donald F. Argus, Qian Cao, Zachary M. Young, Adrian A. Borsa, Ming Pan, Anna M. Wilson, Ellen Knappe, F. Martin Ralph, W. Payton Gardner
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2024-07-01
Series:Geophysical Research Letters
Subjects:
hydrogeodesy
GNSS
surface loading
atmospheric rivers
GPS
hydrological drought
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1029/2023GL107721
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