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The impact of varying spatial resolution of climate models on future rainfall simulations in the Pra River Basin (Ghana)
This work compares future projections of rainfall over the Pra River Basin (Ghana) using data from five climate models for the period 2020–2049, as referenced to the control period 1981–2010. Bias-correction methods were applied where necessary and models’ performances were evaluated with Nash–Sutcl...
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