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December 12, 2012Water Resources ResearchOpen Access

Quantifying uncertainty sources in an ensemble of hydrological climate‐impact projections

Thomas Bosshard Maria Carambia Klaus Goergen Sven Kotlarski Peter Krähé Massimiliano Zappa Christoph Schär

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Key Points ANOVA method applied to climate‐impact modeling Detailed assessment of changes in water balance quantities due to climate change Interactions of uncertainty sources

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