Application of GIS to the Modeling of Climate Change Impacts

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Geographic characteristics of the mixed grass prairie ecoregion General • 138,600 km 2 • > 50% of Canada’s agricultural land Ecoclimate • subhumid to semiarid • mixed grass prairie • high inter-annual climatic variability • extreme temperature seasonality Hydrography • major rivers are throughflowing • significant snow melt runoff • mostly intermittent streams • large area of internal drainage Geomorphology • poorly integrated drainage network • underfit streams in glacial meltwater valleys • glaciated sedimentary basin • weakly linked slopes and channels
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