Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 9, 2023
Abstract
The
correct
management
of
groundwater
depends
on
information
regarding
the
evolutionary
processes
and
characterization
spatial
variability
recharge
mechanisms.
GIS-based
index
models
have
become
a
reliable
alternative
for
mapping
interpreting
due
to
their
adaptability
reliability
in
estimating
recharge.
Furthermore,
stable
isotopes
hydrogen
oxygen
water
(δ
2
H
δ
18
O)
help
determine
origin
monitoring
hydrological
cycle.
This
paper
aims
contribute
knowledge
by
developing
conceptual
model
using
amount
spatially
distributed
balance
based
GIS
Zamora
River
Basin
(ZRB)
Ecuadorian
Amazon.
Due
basin's
size
geography,
it
was
necessary
divide
into
six
precipitation
blocks.
high
rates
resulted
(18.22%)
moderate
(30.93%)
zones
across
basin.
analysis
indicates
that
comes
from
east,
Amazon
plain.
In
valleys,
enriched
O
suggests
has
undergone
recycling
process
basin;
these
precipitations.
provides
simplified
representation
reality
can
assist
predicting
impacts
human
activities
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Abstract
To
better
understand
the
underlying
atmospheric
processes
responsible
for
interannual
variability
of
Meiy-Baiu
rainfall,
we
utilized
an
isotopic
regional
spectral
model
to
investigate
moisture
sources
and
composition
Meiyu-Baiu
rainfall
in
southwestern
Japan
from
2004
2023.
Asian
Monsoon
(AM)
moisture,
transported
by
monsoonal
southwesterlies
middle
levels,
contributed
50.9%
total
with
low
δ2H
high
d-excess.
Conversely,
North
Pacific
subtropical
(NPSH)
levels
accounted
28.6%
AM
during
heavy
seasons
exhibited
lower
higher
d-excess,
due
more
rainout
below-cloud
evaporation.
In
contrast,
signals
NPSH
were
relatively
consistent
between
light
seasons.
Extreme
showed
d-excess
contribution
(57.8%)
at
precipitation
efficiency,
which
facilitates
deep
convection,
triggering
extreme
events
The
study
highlights
importance
East
Asia.
findings
providing
valuable
insights
into
understanding
water
cycle
Asia,
as
well
improving
seasonal
forecasts
near-future
predictions
rainfall.
Atmospheric Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
286, P. 106693 - 106693
Published: Feb. 28, 2023
Torrential
Meiyu-Baiu
rainfall
events
have
become
more
frequent
in
East
Asia
this
decade.
The
moisture
source
and
isotopic
composition
of
precipitation
are
crucial
for
understanding
the
underlying
dynamical
thermodynamic
processes
extreme
heavy
rainfall.
To
clarify
composition,
we
simulated
a
record-breaking
over
Kyushu
southwestern
Japan
early
July
2020
using
an
regional
spectral
model.
In
addition,
observed
to
validate
simulations.
Moisture
sources
were
classified
into
three
groups:
Asian
monsoon
(AM)
from
Indian
Ocean,
South
China
Sea,
Continent;
North
Pacific
subtropical
high
(NPSH)
Ocean
Philippine
Sea;
local
Kuroshio
region,
Sea
Japan.
remote
AM
NPSH
was
dominant.
moisture,
transported
by
at
low
levels,
gradually
increased
period.
While
monsoonal
southwesterly
flow
mid-level,
rapidly
association
with
Baiu
frontal
depression
merged
middle
Meanwhile,
quasi-stationary
convective
band
(QSCB)
formed
then
triggered
As
condensation
exhibited
lower
δ2H
higher
d-excess
beginning
on
north
side
QSCB.
Regarding
effects
hydrometeorological
principally
attributable
rainout
below-cloud
evaporation
during
transport
process,
rather
than
surface
regions.
This
study
systematically
clarified
major
their
corresponding
dynamics
respect
evaporation,
transport,
rainout,
torrential
findings
may
be
useful
weather
forecasting
disaster
prevention
Asia.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(38)
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
The
South
American
summer
monsoon
(SASM)
profoundly
influences
tropical
America’s
climate,
yet
understanding
its
low-frequency
variability
has
been
challenging.
Climate
models
and
oxygen
isotope
data
have
used
to
examine
the
SASM
over
last
millennium
(LM)
but
have,
at
times,
provided
conflicting
findings,
especially
regarding
mean-state
change
from
Medieval
Anomaly
Little
Ice
Age.
Here,
we
use
a
paleoclimate
assimilation
(DA)
method,
combining
model
results
δ
18
O
observations,
produce
O-enabled,
dynamically
coherent,
spatiotemporally
complete
austral
hydroclimate
reconstruction
LM
for
America
5-year
resolution.
This
aligns
with
independent
records
withheld
DA,
revealing
centennial-scale
intensification
during
MCA-LIA
transition
period,
associated
southward
shift
of
Atlantic
Intertropical
Convergence
Zone
strengthening
Pacific
Walker
circulation
(PWC).
highlights
necessity
accurately
representing
PWC
in
climate
predict
future
changes.
Atmospheric Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
297, P. 107114 - 107114
Published: Nov. 13, 2023
Meiyu
rainfall
is
an
important
climate
phenomenon
in
East
Asia,
but
its
interannual
variability
has
amplified
recent
decades.
To
gain
a
better
understanding
of
the
underlying
atmospheric
processes
torrential
rainfall,
we
investigated
moisture
sources
and
isotopic
composition
2020
extraordinary
persistent
Yangtze
River
valley
from
June
19
to
July
10
using
regional
spectral
model.
During
period,
significant
amounts
Indian
Ocean
were
transported
by
monsoonal
southwesterlies,
especially
middle
levels
between
850
hPa
600
hPa.
Whereas
moderate
Asian
continent
distributed
principally
within
boundary
layer
below
Besides,
tiny
South
China
Sea
western
Pacific
subtropical
high
lower
reaches
900
With
respect
characteristics,
lowest
δ2H
highest
d-excess
values
attributable
more
rainout
below-cloud
evaporation
during
long-distance
transport.
In
contrast,
signals
relatively
preserved.
The
exhibited
intraseasonal
was
classified
into
heavy
light
periods
based
on
amount.
Heavy
with
northward
migration
characterized
enhanced
higher
d-excess,
resulting
westward
expansion
deepened
mid-latitude
trough.
Water,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(10), P. 1867 - 1867
Published: May 15, 2023
The
Mantaro
River
Basin
is
one
of
the
most
important
regions
in
central
Peruvian
Andes
terms
hydropower
generation
and
agricultural
production.
Contributions
to
better
understanding
climate
hydrological
dynamics
are
vital
for
this
region
constitute
key
information
support
regional
water
security
socioeconomic
resilience.
This
study
presents
eight
years
monthly
isotopic
precipitation
(δ18O,
Dxs)
collected
Basin.
signals
were
evaluated
moisture
sources,
including
local
climatic
parameters,
interpret
their
variability
at
interannual
timescales.
It
proposed
that
degree
rainout
upstream
transport
history
air
masses,
also
related
atmospheric
features,
main
factors
influencing
δ18O
variability.
Moreover,
significant
correlations
with
amount
relative
humidity
imply
processes
exert
control
over
Two
extreme
events
(the
2010
drought
2017
coastal
El
Niño)
determine
how
circulation
affects
rainfall
isotope
Based
on
these
results,
recommendations
hydroclimate
studies
paleoclimate
reconstructions
context
intends
encourage
new
applications
considering
geochemical
evidence
Andean
region.