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Potential Impact of Climate Change on Subsurface Drainage in Iowa's Subsurface Drained Landscapes

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Singh, R. , Helmers, M. , Kaleita, A. , and Takle, E. , Potential Impact of Climate Change on Subsurface Drainage in Iowa's Subsurface Drained Landscapes: .

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Abstract: The study presents hydrologic simulations assessing the potential impact of climate change on subsurface drainage and its pattern in Iowa’s subsurface drained landscapes. The contemporary representing the decade of 1990s and future representing the decade of 2040s climatic scenarios were generated by downscaling the projections of global climatic model HadCM through two regional climatic models RegCM2 and HIRHAM to a regional grid box of 52–55 km2 , which contains Perry, IA. These climatic scenarios were used to drive the field scale deterministic hydrologic model DRAINMOD to simulate subsurface drainage from one of Iowa’s predominant hydric soils, WEBSter, cultivated with Continuous Corn WEBS_CC, and equipped with a conventional [...]

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  • National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers
  • Northeast CASC

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