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Published online 23 August 2007
Published in Vadose Zone J 6:554-571 (2007)
DOI: 10.2136/vzj2006.0093
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Regional Differences in Climate Change Impacts on Groundwater and Stream Discharge in Denmark

Lieke van Roosmalena,*, Britt S. B. Christensenb and Torben O. Sonnenborgb

a Geological Institute, Univ. of Copenhagen, Øster Voldgade 10, 1350 Copenhagen K, Denmark
b Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Øster Voldgade 10, 1350 Copenhagen K, Denmark


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FIG. 1. Map of Denmark showing the study areas Jylland and Sjaelland and the transects AA' and BB'.

 

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FIG. 2. (Upper) Geology of the Jylland study area along the transect AA' (Fig. 1). (Lower) Geology of the Sjaelland study area along the transect BB' (Fig. 1).

 

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FIG. 3. Annual mean temperature T (°C), annual mean precipitation P (mm), and annual mean reference evapotranspiration ETref (mm) for the model areas Jylland and Sjaelland and the period 1990–2004. These values are annual means of the meteorological input used for the current climate hydrological simulations.

 

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FIG. 4. Schematic representation of inflows to a river from the groundwater zone (baseflow, QBF), drains (drain flow, QDF), and flow on the ground surface (overland flow, QOF).

 

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FIG. 5. Location of discharge stations used for calibration and validation in Jylland and Sjaelland. The two stations marked in red indicate the stations used in the Results section on stream flow.

 

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FIG. 6. Average monthly temperature for the current climate and the IPCC A2 and B2 scenarios (2071–2100) for the Jylland and Sjaelland study areas.

 

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FIG. 7. Average monthly precipitation for the current climate and the IPCC A2 and B2 scenarios (2071–2100) for the Jylland and Sjaelland study areas.

 

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FIG. 8. Average monthly reference evapotranspiration (ETref) for the current climate and the IPCC A2 and B2 scenarios (2071–2100) for the Jylland and Sjaelland study areas.

 

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FIG. 9. Average monthly net precipitation from the root zone for the current climate and the IPCC A2 and B2 scenarios (2071–2100) for the Jylland and Sjaelland study areas.

 

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FIG. 10. Average change in mean annual groundwater head relative to the 1990–2004 period in model layer 1 and 5 of the Jylland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate.

 

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FIG. 11. Average change in mean annual groundwater head relative to the 1990–2004 period in model layer 3 and 9 of the Sjaelland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate.

 

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FIG. 12. Average change in groundwater recharge relative to the 1990–2004 period for the Sjaelland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate.

 

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FIG. 13. Average monthly stream discharge and the relative change in stream discharge at the station shown in Fig. 5 in the Jylland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate (1990–2004).

 

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FIG. 14. Average monthly discharge and the relative change in discharge of the three flow components, baseflow, drain flow, and overland flow, at the station shown in Fig. 5 in the Jylland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate (1990–2004).

 

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FIG. 15. Average monthly stream discharge and the relative change in stream discharge at the station shown in Fig. 5 in the Sjaelland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate (1990–2004).

 

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FIG. 16. Average monthly discharge and the relative change in discharge of the three flow components baseflow, drain flow, and overland flow at the station shown in Fig. 5 in the Sjaelland model area when comparing the IPCC A2 or B2 scenario (2071–2100) to the current climate (1990–2004).

 





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