Model analysis of integrated surface- and ground-water hydrologic response to climate change

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Model analysis of integrated surface- and ground-water hydrologic response to climate change: The proposed work will entail coupling downscaled temperature and precipitation output from climate change models to the existing Deep Percolation Model (DPM) (Bauer and Vaccaro, 1987) for a case study of the upper Deschutes River Basin in eastern Oregon (Boyd, 1996; Gannett and Lite, 2004).